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To be cheating on your partner, sneaking around with someone else behind their back. In Argentina this is the blunt, no-sugarcoating way to say someone is being unfaithful, hooking up on the side without getting caught.
“They caught him cheating with a coworker.”
“Are you cheating or is it just my imagination?”
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To be cheating on your partner, sneaking around with someone else behind their back. In Argentina this is the blunt, no-sugarcoating way to say someone is being unfaithful, hooking up on the side without getting caught.
“They caught him cheating with a coworker.”
“Are you cheating or is it just my imagination?”
Lit
Short for "literal," used as a filler word to emphasize that something actually happened exactly as described, no exaggeration. Across Spanish-speaking Gen Z, lit peppers sentences the same way "literally" does in English slang, especially when a story sounds too unbelievable and you need people to believe you.