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ChismosoA person who loves talking about other people's lives and spreading information that isn't theirs to share. The chismoso knows everything about everyone and can't keep a secret for more than five minutes.
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TránsitoThe flow of vehicles through the streets and avenues of a city. Tránsito encompasses everything from smooth-flowing roads to the chaos of rush hour gridlock.
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PalancaAn influential connection who helps you get favors, jobs, permits, or paperwork by skipping the line. In Mexico and Colombia, nothing moves without palanca — having a good one is worth more than any college degree.
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BebeA modern relationship nickname that comes from the English 'baby,' massively adopted by millennials and Gen Z. Used in texts, social media, and in person as the cheesiest yet fully accepted way to call your crush or partner.
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EstacionarTo park your car in a fixed spot while you're not using it. In Mexico, finding estacionamiento in the city center is harder than finding buried treasure.
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Chismoso0 votes

A person who loves talking about other people's lives and spreading information that isn't theirs to share. The chismoso knows everything about everyone and can't keep a secret for more than five minutes.

alanlucena
Tránsito0 votes

The flow of vehicles through the streets and avenues of a city. Tránsito encompasses everything from smooth-flowing roads to the chaos of rush hour gridlock.

alanlucena
Palanca0 votes

An influential connection who helps you get favors, jobs, permits, or paperwork by skipping the line. In Mexico and Colombia, nothing moves without palanca — having a good one is worth more than any college degree.

alanlucena
Bebe0 votes

A modern relationship nickname that comes from the English 'baby,' massively adopted by millennials and Gen Z. Used in texts, social media, and in person as the cheesiest yet fully accepted way to call your crush or partner.

alanlucena
Estacionar0 votes

To park your car in a fixed spot while you're not using it. In Mexico, finding estacionamiento in the city center is harder than finding buried treasure.

alanlucena
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