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ReAn intensifier meaning very or really — the most versatile and ever-present word in River Plate Spanish. You slap it before any adjective to max it out: re beautiful, re crazy, re everything.
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Estar bajoneadoFeeling down, discouraged, or emotionally on the floor with zero motivation. It's that existential slump where your spirits are in the basement and not even your favorite food can pull you out of it.
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A milGoing at full speed or being bursting with energy and excitement in Argentina and Chile. When someone's going 'a mil,' they don't stop for a second — they're hyperactive and their pace is contagious.
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Ni en pedoNo way, not a chance, absolutely not. The most emphatic and categorical denial in Argentine and Uruguayan Spanish — when someone says 'ni en pedo,' no force on earth will change their mind.
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ChuparTo drink alcohol, to booze. It's the most direct and popular way to say 'drinking' in Mexico, Argentina, and Peru — 'chupar' sounds more intense than just 'having drinks.'.
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Re0 votes

An intensifier meaning very or really — the most versatile and ever-present word in River Plate Spanish. You slap it before any adjective to max it out: re beautiful, re crazy, re everything.

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Estar bajoneado0 votes

Feeling down, discouraged, or emotionally on the floor with zero motivation. It's that existential slump where your spirits are in the basement and not even your favorite food can pull you out of it.

alanlucena
A mil0 votes

Going at full speed or being bursting with energy and excitement in Argentina and Chile. When someone's going 'a mil,' they don't stop for a second — they're hyperactive and their pace is contagious.

alanlucena
Ni en pedo0 votes

No way, not a chance, absolutely not. The most emphatic and categorical denial in Argentine and Uruguayan Spanish — when someone says 'ni en pedo,' no force on earth will change their mind.

alanlucena
Chupar0 votes

To drink alcohol, to booze. It's the most direct and popular way to say 'drinking' in Mexico, Argentina, and Peru — 'chupar' sounds more intense than just 'having drinks.'.

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