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CebarseTo go overboard, overdo it, or take advantage of something or someone past the point of what's acceptable. In Argentina, when someone 'se ceba' they went way too far with a joke, action, or situation.
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ManejarTo drive a vehicle and navigate the streets of Latin American cities. In Mexico, manejar in rush hour traffic is a daily test of patience and survival skills.
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DedoTo hitchhike in Argentina and Chile — standing on the roadside with your thumb up waiting for someone to stop and give you a ride. Hacer dedo is an adventure in itself.
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GuachoAn orphan or a child with no recognized father in Argentina and Uruguay. It can be a heavy insult, a friendly nickname between mates, or just a River Plate way to refer to someone young — all depending on context.
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MilanesaBreaded and fried meat that's basically Argentina's unofficial national dish. With mashed potatoes, fries, or in a sandwich — it's always perfection.
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Cebarse0 votes

To go overboard, overdo it, or take advantage of something or someone past the point of what's acceptable. In Argentina, when someone 'se ceba' they went way too far with a joke, action, or situation.

alanlucena
Manejar0 votes

To drive a vehicle and navigate the streets of Latin American cities. In Mexico, manejar in rush hour traffic is a daily test of patience and survival skills.

alanlucena
Dedo0 votes

To hitchhike in Argentina and Chile — standing on the roadside with your thumb up waiting for someone to stop and give you a ride. Hacer dedo is an adventure in itself.

alanlucena
Guacho0 votes

An orphan or a child with no recognized father in Argentina and Uruguay. It can be a heavy insult, a friendly nickname between mates, or just a River Plate way to refer to someone young — all depending on context.

alanlucena
Milanesa0 votes

Breaded and fried meat that's basically Argentina's unofficial national dish. With mashed potatoes, fries, or in a sandwich — it's always perfection.

alanlucena
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