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GaseosaA carbonated, sweetened beverage — what Mexico calls 'refresco.' Gaseosa is the go-to word in Colombia, Argentina, Peru, and most of South America for any fizzy drink.
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NoobA beginner player or someone who plays so badly they look like they just picked up a controller for the first time. Being called a noob is the ultimate gaming insult.
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VibeThe energy, feeling, or atmosphere a person, place, or situation gives off immediately. When something has good vibes you feel great without knowing why; when it has bad vibes you want to run.
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FarolearTo show off or brag without having anything to back it up, acting important with zero substance. The person who farolea talks about supposed achievements, but when you ask for proof they go quiet.
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TráficoVehicle congestion that paralyzes streets and steals hours of your life. Traffic in Latin American megacities is legendary — what should take 20 minutes can easily become two hours.
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Gaseosa0 votes

A carbonated, sweetened beverage — what Mexico calls 'refresco.' Gaseosa is the go-to word in Colombia, Argentina, Peru, and most of South America for any fizzy drink.

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Noob0 votes

A beginner player or someone who plays so badly they look like they just picked up a controller for the first time. Being called a noob is the ultimate gaming insult.

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Vibe0 votes

The energy, feeling, or atmosphere a person, place, or situation gives off immediately. When something has good vibes you feel great without knowing why; when it has bad vibes you want to run.

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Farolear0 votes

To show off or brag without having anything to back it up, acting important with zero substance. The person who farolea talks about supposed achievements, but when you ask for proof they go quiet.

alanlucena
Tráfico0 votes

Vehicle congestion that paralyzes streets and steals hours of your life. Traffic in Latin American megacities is legendary — what should take 20 minutes can easily become two hours.

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