Abbreviation for 'thanks for the invite' — used sarcastically when your friends did something fun without you. It's the passive-aggressive guilt trip in three letters, straight from Mexican internet culture.

A hardworking woman who never shies away from putting in the effort. In Mexico this is a genuine compliment that recognizes dedication and hustle. It comes from "chamba" which means job or work, so a chambeadora is someone who is always grinding and getting things done.

A desolate, empty, or boring place where there is nothing to do. Used in Mexico to describe barren lots, dull towns, or any spot that feels completely abandoned. If you show up somewhere and there is literally nothing going on, you are standing in a peladero.

A person who regularly produces material for the internet. A profession of the 21st century that many parents still don't understand.