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/Sounds like "deh" (as in "debt") + "LOO" (as in "loop") + "loo" (as in "loop")/
From "delusional": someone who has completely convinced themselves of a romantic scenario that exists only in their imagination, usually involving a person who barely knows they are alive. Used with humor across the Spanish-speaking world and sometimes worn as a badge of honor.
“You're a little delusional if you think he's going to text you after months of silence.”
“I'm totally delulu and I love it, at least I'm never bored.”
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/Sounds like "deh" (as in "debt") + "LOO" (as in "loop") + "loo" (as in "loop")/
From "delusional": someone who has completely convinced themselves of a romantic scenario that exists only in their imagination, usually involving a person who barely knows they are alive. Used with humor across the Spanish-speaking world and sometimes worn as a badge of honor.
“You're a little delusional if you think he's going to text you after months of silence.”
“I'm totally delulu and I love it, at least I'm never bored.”
Mbareté
From Paraguayan Guarani, meaning strength, power, and determination. In Paraguay, mbareté describes anything with real force behind it: a person who never gives up, a truck that handles any terrain, a team that fights until the final whistle. It is a word of deep pride.