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ChancarTo study intensely, to burn the midnight oil with your books until your brain cannot take any more. In Peru, "chancar" is the verb of every university student during exam season, pulling all nighters and cramming everything into one desperate, coffee fueled session.
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CoimaA bribe or illegal payment made to officials or authorities to get things done or make problems disappear. Corruption's favorite currency, sadly common in many Latin American countries.
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Qué pajaAn expression of laziness or unwillingness to do something, that anticipated dread that hits you just thinking about the task ahead. It's the universal Latin American complaint when something requires more effort than you want to give.
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PreviarTo pre-game — getting together to drink before heading out to the actual party, like a social warm-up with alcohol. In Argentina, Chile, and Peru, the previa is practically mandatory.
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TéA hot infusion made from herbs, leaves, or flowers, drunk as a comforting beverage or for medicinal purposes. In Latin America, tea can mean actual tea or any herbal infusion your grandma swears cures everything.
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Chancar0 votes

To study intensely, to burn the midnight oil with your books until your brain cannot take any more. In Peru, "chancar" is the verb of every university student during exam season, pulling all nighters and cramming everything into one desperate, coffee fueled session.

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Coima0 votes

A bribe or illegal payment made to officials or authorities to get things done or make problems disappear. Corruption's favorite currency, sadly common in many Latin American countries.

alanlucena
Qué paja0 votes

An expression of laziness or unwillingness to do something, that anticipated dread that hits you just thinking about the task ahead. It's the universal Latin American complaint when something requires more effort than you want to give.

alanlucena
Previar0 votes

To pre-game — getting together to drink before heading out to the actual party, like a social warm-up with alcohol. In Argentina, Chile, and Peru, the previa is practically mandatory.

alanlucena
Té0 votes

A hot infusion made from herbs, leaves, or flowers, drunk as a comforting beverage or for medicinal purposes. In Latin America, tea can mean actual tea or any herbal infusion your grandma swears cures everything.

alanlucena
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