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AsuA Peruvian exclamation of surprise that comes out fast when something hits you. It's short, direct, and you hear it on every corner in Lima when something unexpected happens.
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JatoYour house or crib in Peruvian street slang. Saying 'me voy al jato' is like saying 'I'm heading home' but with that casual vibe you only use around close friends.
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Quedar en vistoWhen someone reads your message and doesn't reply — the blue checkmark of modern humiliation. Getting left on read hurts more when it's your crush and less when it's your boss.
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StalkearTo obsessively check someone's social media — scrolling through old photos, reading their tweets, and tracking their every move. Everyone's done it, but nobody wants to admit it.
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GuachimánA security guard — adapted from the English word 'watchman' into Latin American Spanish. The guachimán watches over buildings, parking lots, and anything that needs guarding.
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Asu0 votes

A Peruvian exclamation of surprise that comes out fast when something hits you. It's short, direct, and you hear it on every corner in Lima when something unexpected happens.

alanlucena
Jato0 votes

Your house or crib in Peruvian street slang. Saying 'me voy al jato' is like saying 'I'm heading home' but with that casual vibe you only use around close friends.

Anonymous
Quedar en visto0 votes

When someone reads your message and doesn't reply — the blue checkmark of modern humiliation. Getting left on read hurts more when it's your crush and less when it's your boss.

alanlucena
Stalkear0 votes

To obsessively check someone's social media — scrolling through old photos, reading their tweets, and tracking their every move. Everyone's done it, but nobody wants to admit it.

alanlucena
Guachimán0 votes

A security guard — adapted from the English word 'watchman' into Latin American Spanish. The guachimán watches over buildings, parking lots, and anything that needs guarding.

alanlucena
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