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AltoqueRight away, instantly, right now without any delays in Argentina. When someone says 'al toque,' it means drop everything and do it immediately — no excuses.
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FueAn Argentine and Uruguayan expression meaning 'it's done,' 'forget about it,' or 'let it go, there's no point in insisting.' Saying 'fue' is accepting a situation with a mix of mature resignation and street wisdom, like shrugging it off and moving on with your life.
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Dale que vaA River Plate expression of urgency telling someone to hurry up and stop wasting time. It's the Argentine rush of wanting things to happen now, with no more delays or excuses.
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ChupamediasA suck-up who tries to get on the good side of someone powerful or in authority. The chupamedias does everything to please the boss, laughs at their bad jokes, and never disagrees even when they're right.
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SapoA nosy, snooping person in Argentina who wants to know everything about other people's lives without anyone asking. The sapo listens in on conversations, peeks at phones, and is always asking things that are none of their business.
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Altoque0 votes

Right away, instantly, right now without any delays in Argentina. When someone says 'al toque,' it means drop everything and do it immediately — no excuses.

alanlucena
Fue0 votes

An Argentine and Uruguayan expression meaning 'it's done,' 'forget about it,' or 'let it go, there's no point in insisting.' Saying 'fue' is accepting a situation with a mix of mature resignation and street wisdom, like shrugging it off and moving on with your life.

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Dale que va0 votes

A River Plate expression of urgency telling someone to hurry up and stop wasting time. It's the Argentine rush of wanting things to happen now, with no more delays or excuses.

alanlucena
Chupamedias0 votes

A suck-up who tries to get on the good side of someone powerful or in authority. The chupamedias does everything to please the boss, laughs at their bad jokes, and never disagrees even when they're right.

alanlucena
Sapo0 votes

A nosy, snooping person in Argentina who wants to know everything about other people's lives without anyone asking. The sapo listens in on conversations, peeks at phones, and is always asking things that are none of their business.

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