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PendejoA stupid, cowardly, or naive person who acts without thinking. In Mexico, it's a serious insult; in Argentina it's used so casually between friends it barely registers as offensive — context is everything.
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ÑapaA little extra, a freebie thrown in by the seller as a gesture of goodwill. The ñapa is a beloved tradition in Colombian and Venezuelan markets — a small bonus that makes you feel valued as a customer.
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SanarTo overcome emotional traumas or wounds through inner work. The wellness culture has turned this word into a movement.
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SapeA snitch, gossip, or person who reports what others are doing to whoever's in charge. A sape is the enemy of group trust — they carry information between worlds and can never be trusted with a secret.
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CañaDistilled sugarcane liquor, the most popular spirit in some Latin American countries. Simple, strong, and affordable — caña is the drink of choice at village festivals and family gatherings from Colombia to the Southern Cone.
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Pendejo0 votes

A stupid, cowardly, or naive person who acts without thinking. In Mexico, it's a serious insult; in Argentina it's used so casually between friends it barely registers as offensive — context is everything.

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Ñapa0 votes

A little extra, a freebie thrown in by the seller as a gesture of goodwill. The ñapa is a beloved tradition in Colombian and Venezuelan markets — a small bonus that makes you feel valued as a customer.

alanlucena
Sanar0 votes

To overcome emotional traumas or wounds through inner work. The wellness culture has turned this word into a movement.

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Sape0 votes

A snitch, gossip, or person who reports what others are doing to whoever's in charge. A sape is the enemy of group trust — they carry information between worlds and can never be trusted with a secret.

alanlucena
Caña0 votes

Distilled sugarcane liquor, the most popular spirit in some Latin American countries. Simple, strong, and affordable — caña is the drink of choice at village festivals and family gatherings from Colombia to the Southern Cone.

alanlucena
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