A universal expression to confirm that something is true or to ask for confirmation when something sounds hard to believe. It's equally useful for asserting facts and questioning them.

To park a vehicle in Colombia, Venezuela, and Central America — what Mexico calls 'estacionar.' It comes from the English 'to park' adapted into Spanish.

A sweet, old-fashioned pet name meaning 'melon heart,' used for loved ones — especially partners or children. It's the kind of adorably cheesy thing a doting grandma would call you, dripping with warmth and affection.

Literally "she-wolf," a confident, attractive woman with a seductive attitude who knows what she wants and goes after it. Made famous by Shakira's hit song "Loba" (She Wolf), the word became a compliment for women who own their sensuality and independence. Calling someone a loba is like saying she is fierce, bold, and impossible to ignore.