/Sounds like 'eh-CHAIR la KAH-sah por la ven-TAH-nah'/
To spend a lot of money on a celebration or event without any limitations. It's said when someone is being extravagant and spares no expense.
"For the wedding, they really went all out, it was spectacular."
"My mom goes all out for every birthday."
/Sounds like 'eh-CHAIR la KAH-sah por la ven-TAH-nah'/
To spend a lot of money on a celebration or event without any limitations. It's said when someone is being extravagant and spares no expense.
"For the wedding, they really went all out, it was spectacular."
"My mom goes all out for every birthday."
Afán
Prisa, urgencia por hacer algo rápido. En Colombia es la palabra estándar para decir que llevas prisa, y "yo afán no tengo" es la frase perfecta para frenar a alguien que te apura.