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EmbolsarTo pocket money or keep the profits from something, often in a shady or questionable way. It implies someone took money that wasn't entirely theirs to take.
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PorraAn informal bet among friends on the outcome of a game, event, or situation. Everyone puts in their prediction and whoever gets it right takes the pot — bragging rights included.
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ChingonaA strong, capable, unstoppable woman who gets things done with excellence. In Mexico, being called 'chingona' is the ultimate feminine compliment of power and talent.
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CodoAn extremely cheap, stingy person who hates spending money and never treats anyone. In Mexico, being called 'codo' is one of the worst social insults — nobody wants to hang out with a codo.
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Ni modoAn expression of resignation when something didn't go your way and there's absolutely nothing left to do about it. It's accepting defeat with the dignity and stoicism that characterizes Mexicans and Central Americans.
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Embolsar0 votes

To pocket money or keep the profits from something, often in a shady or questionable way. It implies someone took money that wasn't entirely theirs to take.

alanlucena
Porra0 votes

An informal bet among friends on the outcome of a game, event, or situation. Everyone puts in their prediction and whoever gets it right takes the pot — bragging rights included.

alanlucena
Chingona0 votes

A strong, capable, unstoppable woman who gets things done with excellence. In Mexico, being called 'chingona' is the ultimate feminine compliment of power and talent.

alanlucena
Codo0 votes

An extremely cheap, stingy person who hates spending money and never treats anyone. In Mexico, being called 'codo' is one of the worst social insults — nobody wants to hang out with a codo.

alanlucena
Ni modo0 votes

An expression of resignation when something didn't go your way and there's absolutely nothing left to do about it. It's accepting defeat with the dignity and stoicism that characterizes Mexicans and Central Americans.

alanlucena
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