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PuchoA cigarette in Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile — the most Rioplatense way to refer to a smoke. Asking for a pucho is the universal icebreaker among smokers across the Southern Cone.
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MangoA super attractive person who's drop-dead gorgeous and leaves you speechless. In Argentina and Uruguay, calling someone 'un mango' is the classic street compliment for someone who takes your breath away.
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PochoclosPopcorn in Argentina and Uruguay. No trip to the movies is complete without pochoclos, and the eternal debate is whether to get them salted or sweet, though sweet ones are actually the most popular choice there, unlike in the US where butter and salt reign supreme.
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RotondaA circular intersection where cars drive around a central island. The eternal question of who has the right of way at a roundabout keeps generating fender benders worldwide.
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EmboleSomething incredibly boring, tedious, or with zero entertainment value whatsoever. In Argentina, an embole is anything that makes time feel like it's stopped — meetings, lectures, or waiting in line.
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Pucho0 votes

A cigarette in Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile — the most Rioplatense way to refer to a smoke. Asking for a pucho is the universal icebreaker among smokers across the Southern Cone.

alanlucena
Mango0 votes

A super attractive person who's drop-dead gorgeous and leaves you speechless. In Argentina and Uruguay, calling someone 'un mango' is the classic street compliment for someone who takes your breath away.

alanlucena
Pochoclos0 votes

Popcorn in Argentina and Uruguay. No trip to the movies is complete without pochoclos, and the eternal debate is whether to get them salted or sweet, though sweet ones are actually the most popular choice there, unlike in the US where butter and salt reign supreme.

alanlucena
Rotonda0 votes

A circular intersection where cars drive around a central island. The eternal question of who has the right of way at a roundabout keeps generating fender benders worldwide.

alanlucena
Embole0 votes

Something incredibly boring, tedious, or with zero entertainment value whatsoever. In Argentina, an embole is anything that makes time feel like it's stopped — meetings, lectures, or waiting in line.

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