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LadillaAn extremely annoying person or situation that won't stop being a pain. In Venezuela it's the go-to insult for someone unbearable who's got you at your wit's end.
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FincaA rural property dedicated to growing coffee, plantain, cacao, or any agricultural product in Colombia, Costa Rica, and other countries. The productive farmland that generates the region's agricultural wealth.
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VerdeThe US dollar, named after the green color of the bills. In Colombia and Venezuela, talking about 'verdes' is the informal way to refer to dollars.
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De panaA Venezuelan expression meaning for real, seriously, with complete sincerity and zero lies. It's used to emphasize that what you're saying is absolutely true and you're not exaggerating or making stuff up.
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RandomSomething unexpected, out of nowhere, with no apparent reason. An English loanword adopted across the entire Spanish-speaking world, especially among young people on social media.
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Ladilla0 votes

An extremely annoying person or situation that won't stop being a pain. In Venezuela it's the go-to insult for someone unbearable who's got you at your wit's end.

Anonymous
Finca0 votes

A rural property dedicated to growing coffee, plantain, cacao, or any agricultural product in Colombia, Costa Rica, and other countries. The productive farmland that generates the region's agricultural wealth.

alanlucena
Verde0 votes

The US dollar, named after the green color of the bills. In Colombia and Venezuela, talking about 'verdes' is the informal way to refer to dollars.

Anonymous
De pana0 votes

A Venezuelan expression meaning for real, seriously, with complete sincerity and zero lies. It's used to emphasize that what you're saying is absolutely true and you're not exaggerating or making stuff up.

Anonymous
Random0 votes

Something unexpected, out of nowhere, with no apparent reason. An English loanword adopted across the entire Spanish-speaking world, especially among young people on social media.

Anonymous
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