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Estar al pedoTo have absolutely nothing to do, to be completely unoccupied and bored. In Argentina, 'estar al pedo' is that moment when you have neither work nor plans.
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FacheroAn attractive person who dresses well and has a presence that catches everyone's attention. In Argentina it's the standard compliment for someone who looks good, stylish, and can't go unnoticed.
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DaleA versatile way to say 'ok,' 'sure,' 'let's go,' or encourage someone in Argentina and other countries. Works for everything: accepting plans, rushing someone, confirming something, or simply ending a conversation.
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MufarseTo jinx something or bring bad luck with an untimely comment, action, or prediction. In Argentina and Uruguay, mufar is to curse it: if you say you're gonna win, you mufaste it and you'll definitely lose because of you.
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PlataCash or money in general — the most universal way Latinos refer to money. It's the word that unites Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and half the continent when talking about what everyone needs.
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Estar al pedo0 votes

To have absolutely nothing to do, to be completely unoccupied and bored. In Argentina, 'estar al pedo' is that moment when you have neither work nor plans.

alanlucena
Fachero0 votes

An attractive person who dresses well and has a presence that catches everyone's attention. In Argentina it's the standard compliment for someone who looks good, stylish, and can't go unnoticed.

alanlucena
Dale0 votes

A versatile way to say 'ok,' 'sure,' 'let's go,' or encourage someone in Argentina and other countries. Works for everything: accepting plans, rushing someone, confirming something, or simply ending a conversation.

alanlucena
Mufarse0 votes

To jinx something or bring bad luck with an untimely comment, action, or prediction. In Argentina and Uruguay, mufar is to curse it: if you say you're gonna win, you mufaste it and you'll definitely lose because of you.

alanlucena
Plata0 votes

Cash or money in general — the most universal way Latinos refer to money. It's the word that unites Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, and half the continent when talking about what everyone needs.

alanlucena
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