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PelotudearTo waste time doing dumb stuff and not taking anything seriously in Argentina. Pelotudear is the verb of procrastination mixed with goofing off. When someone tells you to stop, it means get your act together.
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BoludoArgentina's most versatile word: a friendly "dude" or a straight-up "idiot" depending on tone. Between friends, boludo is pure trust and affection. With strangers or in an aggressive tone, it's calling someone stupid.
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CurtirTo have a casual fling or no-strings-attached thing with someone in Argentina and Uruguay. Curtir is going out, having fun, and enjoying each other's company with no labels, no exclusivity, and no relationship drama.
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OjotasSandals or flip-flops in Argentina and Uruguay. Ojotas are the first thing you put on when you get home and the last thing you'd wear to impress anyone.
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Echar de menosTo miss someone or something that isn't with you — the Spanish way of expressing nostalgia and longing. It's the phrase that captures that bittersweet ache of absence.
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Pelotudear0 votes

To waste time doing dumb stuff and not taking anything seriously in Argentina. Pelotudear is the verb of procrastination mixed with goofing off. When someone tells you to stop, it means get your act together.

alanlucena
Boludo0 votes

Argentina's most versatile word: a friendly "dude" or a straight-up "idiot" depending on tone. Between friends, boludo is pure trust and affection. With strangers or in an aggressive tone, it's calling someone stupid.

alanlucena
Curtir0 votes

To have a casual fling or no-strings-attached thing with someone in Argentina and Uruguay. Curtir is going out, having fun, and enjoying each other's company with no labels, no exclusivity, and no relationship drama.

alanlucena
Ojotas0 votes

Sandals or flip-flops in Argentina and Uruguay. Ojotas are the first thing you put on when you get home and the last thing you'd wear to impress anyone.

alanlucena
Echar de menos0 votes

To miss someone or something that isn't with you — the Spanish way of expressing nostalgia and longing. It's the phrase that captures that bittersweet ache of absence.

alanlucena
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