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QuedasteUsed to tell someone they just got owned, left speechless, or publicly embarrassed. It's the reaction when you can't come up with a response because reality hit you too hard and everyone around you noticed. A savage one-word roast in Mexican Spanish.
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Domingo 7An unplanned pregnancy, especially by someone young. The expression comes from an old saying about someone messing up on the seventh Sunday — a euphemism for an unexpected surprise.
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BatoThe northern Mexican way of saying 'vato' — a dude, a guy, a homie. It's the same word with a slight pronunciation shift that gives it that distinctly norteño flavor.
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PorteroThe player who defends the goal using their hands and body to stop the ball from going in. The last hero between a goal and defeat — they can be either the villain or the legend in a single match.
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RoperoA large piece of furniture for storing clothes in Argentina and other countries — the classic family wardrobe. Where you hang, fold, and accumulate more clothes than you actually wear without even noticing.
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Quedaste0 votes

Used to tell someone they just got owned, left speechless, or publicly embarrassed. It's the reaction when you can't come up with a response because reality hit you too hard and everyone around you noticed. A savage one-word roast in Mexican Spanish.

alanlucena
Domingo 70 votes

An unplanned pregnancy, especially by someone young. The expression comes from an old saying about someone messing up on the seventh Sunday — a euphemism for an unexpected surprise.

alanlucena
Bato0 votes

The northern Mexican way of saying 'vato' — a dude, a guy, a homie. It's the same word with a slight pronunciation shift that gives it that distinctly norteño flavor.

alanlucena
Portero0 votes

The player who defends the goal using their hands and body to stop the ball from going in. The last hero between a goal and defeat — they can be either the villain or the legend in a single match.

alanlucena
Ropero0 votes

A large piece of furniture for storing clothes in Argentina and other countries — the classic family wardrobe. Where you hang, fold, and accumulate more clothes than you actually wear without even noticing.

alanlucena
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