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BurundangaA jumble of useless stuff, random junk with no value. In Mexico and Central America burundanga is all the clutter you accumulate and can't bring yourself to throw away.
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Sacarle jugoTo get the most out of something or someone, to extract every possible benefit. This phrase is often used in a business or professional context, emphasizing the importance of making the most of opportunities.
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Andar de ánimasTo wander aimlessly or roam around with nowhere to be, like a restless ghost. In Mexico andar de ánimas is what you do when you're floating through life with no plan and no purpose.
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CandilAn oil lamp or lantern, the kind used before electricity. In Mexico and Guatemala it's still used in rural areas and carries a nostalgic, old-fashioned feeling.
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ChafarTo ruin, mess up or crush something — literally or figuratively. In Mexico chafar is what happens when something gets wrecked, squashed or spoiled beyond repair.
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Burundanga0 votes

A jumble of useless stuff, random junk with no value. In Mexico and Central America burundanga is all the clutter you accumulate and can't bring yourself to throw away.

alanlucena
Sacarle jugo0 votes

To get the most out of something or someone, to extract every possible benefit. This phrase is often used in a business or professional context, emphasizing the importance of making the most of opportunities.

alanlucena
Andar de ánimas0 votes

To wander aimlessly or roam around with nowhere to be, like a restless ghost. In Mexico andar de ánimas is what you do when you're floating through life with no plan and no purpose.

alanlucena
Candil0 votes

An oil lamp or lantern, the kind used before electricity. In Mexico and Guatemala it's still used in rural areas and carries a nostalgic, old-fashioned feeling.

alanlucena
Chafar0 votes

To ruin, mess up or crush something — literally or figuratively. In Mexico chafar is what happens when something gets wrecked, squashed or spoiled beyond repair.

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