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CortarTo break up with your partner, that painful moment when someone says "it's not working" and everything falls apart. It can be mutual or one-sided, but it always hurts and is always followed by a sad playlist.
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CoñoA Venezuelan filler word thrown into every sentence to express surprise, emotion, or emphasis. It's so natural in Venezuela that it barely counts as a swear word — it's just part of daily speech.
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BurnoutExtreme exhaustion from overwork that leaves you with zero energy and zero motivation. Used the same way across all Spanish-speaking countries, borrowed directly from English. When getting out of bed feels impossible.
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ChismeJuicy, secret, or scandalous information about other people's lives, shared with excitement and nosiness. Chisme is gossip elevated to an art form in Latin culture. It's humanity's favorite entertainment since the invention of spoken language.
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ChóferA professional driver or someone who drives a vehicle for others as a job or by habit. In many countries it's also used informally for the friend who always drives when going out to party or on road trips.
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Cortar0 votes

To break up with your partner, that painful moment when someone says "it's not working" and everything falls apart. It can be mutual or one-sided, but it always hurts and is always followed by a sad playlist.

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Coño0 votes

A Venezuelan filler word thrown into every sentence to express surprise, emotion, or emphasis. It's so natural in Venezuela that it barely counts as a swear word — it's just part of daily speech.

alanlucena
Burnout0 votes

Extreme exhaustion from overwork that leaves you with zero energy and zero motivation. Used the same way across all Spanish-speaking countries, borrowed directly from English. When getting out of bed feels impossible.

alanlucena
Chisme0 votes

Juicy, secret, or scandalous information about other people's lives, shared with excitement and nosiness. Chisme is gossip elevated to an art form in Latin culture. It's humanity's favorite entertainment since the invention of spoken language.

alanlucena
Chófer0 votes

A professional driver or someone who drives a vehicle for others as a job or by habit. In many countries it's also used informally for the friend who always drives when going out to party or on road trips.

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