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LookYour appearance, style, or complete outfit. The anglicism all of Latin America adopted to describe how you look from head to toe, including clothes, hairstyle, and overall attitude.
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RecontraThe super-superlative of 're' in Argentina and Peru — when 're' alone isn't enough to express how extreme something is. It's the verbal equivalent of adding three exclamation marks.
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PajaCool, awesome, fun, or really enjoyable in Peru. It's a casual positive adjective for anything you had a great time with or thought was totally worth it.
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Pasarla bombaTo have an amazing time, an experience so great you describe it as an explosion of fun and happiness. When you 'la pasas bomba,' every moment was perfect and the memory alone makes you smile.
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En un ratitoIn a little bit, soon, any minute now — but with zero guarantee of when exactly. 'En un ratito' can mean 5 minutes, 3 hours, or never, depending on the country, the person, and how lazy they're feeling.
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Look0 votes

Your appearance, style, or complete outfit. The anglicism all of Latin America adopted to describe how you look from head to toe, including clothes, hairstyle, and overall attitude.

alanlucena
Recontra0 votes

The super-superlative of 're' in Argentina and Peru — when 're' alone isn't enough to express how extreme something is. It's the verbal equivalent of adding three exclamation marks.

alanlucena
Paja0 votes

Cool, awesome, fun, or really enjoyable in Peru. It's a casual positive adjective for anything you had a great time with or thought was totally worth it.

Anonymous
Pasarla bomba0 votes

To have an amazing time, an experience so great you describe it as an explosion of fun and happiness. When you 'la pasas bomba,' every moment was perfect and the memory alone makes you smile.

alanlucena
En un ratito0 votes

In a little bit, soon, any minute now — but with zero guarantee of when exactly. 'En un ratito' can mean 5 minutes, 3 hours, or never, depending on the country, the person, and how lazy they're feeling.

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