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/Sounds like "BEE" (as in "bee") + "choh" (as in "chose") + "RAH" (as in "rapper") + "roh" (as in "row")/
An eccentric person who does not fit in with any group. Some wear it as an insult, others carry it as a badge of pride. Used across Spain, Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia.
“He was always the odd one out in class but now he is the most successful of them all.”
“In that office I am the odd one out because I never go to the company lunches.”
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An eccentric person who does not fit in with any group. Some wear it as an insult, others carry it as a badge of pride. Used across Spain, Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia.
“He was always the odd one out in class but now he is the most successful of them all.”
“In that office I am the odd one out because I never go to the company lunches.”
Fiado
To buy on credit, getting something now and promising to pay later. In Mexico and Latin America, 'fiado' is the informal credit system built on trust, the corner store owner who knows you can wait for your money at the end of the month. No paperwork, just a promise.