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RecontraThe super-superlative of 're' in Argentina and Peru — when 're' alone isn't enough to express how extreme something is. It's the verbal equivalent of adding three exclamation marks.
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BondiA bus or public transit vehicle in Argentina and Uruguay. From Buenos Aires lunfardo, it's the most street-level, everyday way to refer to the public transportation you take daily to get to work or school.
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Pasarla bombaTo have an amazing time, an experience so great you describe it as an explosion of fun and happiness. When you 'la pasas bomba,' every moment was perfect and the memory alone makes you smile.
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UpaAn exclamation of surprise in Argentina and Uruguay, especially when something unexpected happens suddenly. Also said when picking up a small child, that affectionate upa every mom does.
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TrompadaA strong, heavy punch in Argentina and Uruguay that sends you straight to the floor, no stops. A fist blow that makes you reconsider every recent life decision you've made.
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Recontra0 votes

The super-superlative of 're' in Argentina and Peru — when 're' alone isn't enough to express how extreme something is. It's the verbal equivalent of adding three exclamation marks.

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Bondi0 votes

A bus or public transit vehicle in Argentina and Uruguay. From Buenos Aires lunfardo, it's the most street-level, everyday way to refer to the public transportation you take daily to get to work or school.

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Pasarla bomba0 votes

To have an amazing time, an experience so great you describe it as an explosion of fun and happiness. When you 'la pasas bomba,' every moment was perfect and the memory alone makes you smile.

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Upa0 votes

An exclamation of surprise in Argentina and Uruguay, especially when something unexpected happens suddenly. Also said when picking up a small child, that affectionate upa every mom does.

alanlucena
Trompada0 votes

A strong, heavy punch in Argentina and Uruguay that sends you straight to the floor, no stops. A fist blow that makes you reconsider every recent life decision you've made.

alanlucena
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