/Sounds like "eh-LO-teh". "Eh" (as in "egg") + "lo" (as in "low") + "teh" (as in "ten" without the "n")/
A fresh corn on the cob, typically eaten roasted or boiled from street carts, slathered in mayonnaise, chili powder, lime juice, and cheese. It's the quintessential Mexican street food you'll find on every corner, and it always tastes better at night from a street vendor.
"Quiero un elote con mayonesa y chile. -> I want a corn on the cob with mayo and chili."
"Los elotes del carrito huelen delicioso. -> The corn from the street cart smells amazing."
/Sounds like "eh-LO-teh". "Eh" (as in "egg") + "lo" (as in "low") + "teh" (as in "ten" without the "n")/
A fresh corn on the cob, typically eaten roasted or boiled from street carts, slathered in mayonnaise, chili powder, lime juice, and cheese. It's the quintessential Mexican street food you'll find on every corner, and it always tastes better at night from a street vendor.
"Quiero un elote con mayonesa y chile. -> I want a corn on the cob with mayo and chili."
"Los elotes del carrito huelen delicioso. -> The corn from the street cart smells amazing."
Aguaje
Alarde, presunción, actuar como si tuvieras más de lo que realmente tienes en Venezuela y Colombia. Hacer aguaje es puro show sin sustancia real, aparentar riqueza, poder o importancia que no tienes.