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EnredadoTangled up in problems, drama or a messy relationship. In Mexico an enredado is someone deep in a complicated situation they can't easily get out of.
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Estar al cienTo be at a hundred percent, fully energized, in peak form. In Mexico estar al cien means you're firing on all cylinders — physically, mentally, emotionally ready.
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CorteSecondhand embarrassment, the cringe you feel watching someone make a fool of themselves. In Central America corte hits hardest when it's someone you know doing the embarrassing thing.
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Cargar el veinteTo foot the bill, pay for everyone. In Mexico 'veinte' (twenty) became slang for cash, so cargar el veinte means you're the one picking up the tab.
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Entre el espada y la paredBetween a rock and a hard place — caught in an impossible situation where every choice brings consequences. The sword on one side, the wall on the other — there's no comfortable exit.
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Enredado0 votes

Tangled up in problems, drama or a messy relationship. In Mexico an enredado is someone deep in a complicated situation they can't easily get out of.

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Estar al cien0 votes

To be at a hundred percent, fully energized, in peak form. In Mexico estar al cien means you're firing on all cylinders — physically, mentally, emotionally ready.

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Corte0 votes

Secondhand embarrassment, the cringe you feel watching someone make a fool of themselves. In Central America corte hits hardest when it's someone you know doing the embarrassing thing.

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Cargar el veinte0 votes

To foot the bill, pay for everyone. In Mexico 'veinte' (twenty) became slang for cash, so cargar el veinte means you're the one picking up the tab.

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Entre el espada y la pared0 votes

Between a rock and a hard place — caught in an impossible situation where every choice brings consequences. The sword on one side, the wall on the other — there's no comfortable exit.

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