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JoyaAn Argentine expression meaning everything's perfect, excellent, that you accept something enthusiastically, or there's no problem at all. When something's joya, it's exactly right and you're completely satisfied.
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CotorrearTo joke around, talk in a funny way, or say hilarious things nonstop in Argentina. Someone who cotorrea has great banter, good humor, and the ability to make you laugh about any topic of conversation.
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BardoA problem, mess, or complicated situation in Argentina that can escalate quickly and spin out of control. When things get tense, you need to resolve the bardo before everything blows up.
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PeludoSomething difficult, complicated, risky, or that got tense in Argentina and Uruguay. When a situation gets peluda, there's no easy way out, and you'd better prepare because something tricky is coming.
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La puta madreAn intense exclamation of surprise, anger, or admiration that can be positive or negative depending on context. The Argentine and Spanish wildcard expression that works for celebrating a goal or cursing a stumble.
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Joya0 votes

An Argentine expression meaning everything's perfect, excellent, that you accept something enthusiastically, or there's no problem at all. When something's joya, it's exactly right and you're completely satisfied.

alanlucena
Cotorrear0 votes

To joke around, talk in a funny way, or say hilarious things nonstop in Argentina. Someone who cotorrea has great banter, good humor, and the ability to make you laugh about any topic of conversation.

alanlucena
Bardo0 votes

A problem, mess, or complicated situation in Argentina that can escalate quickly and spin out of control. When things get tense, you need to resolve the bardo before everything blows up.

alanlucena
Peludo0 votes

Something difficult, complicated, risky, or that got tense in Argentina and Uruguay. When a situation gets peluda, there's no easy way out, and you'd better prepare because something tricky is coming.

alanlucena
La puta madre0 votes

An intense exclamation of surprise, anger, or admiration that can be positive or negative depending on context. The Argentine and Spanish wildcard expression that works for celebrating a goal or cursing a stumble.

alanlucena
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