/Sounds like 'ah-SEHR GOHS-ting'/
To ghost someone — disappearing from their life without explanation, leaving messages on read and slowly becoming a memory. Ghosting arrived in Spanish from English and is now universally understood as the modern heartbreak without words.
"Me estuvo escribiendo dos semanas y luego me hizo ghosting sin razón."
"No seas cobarde, si ya no quieres hablarle díselo, no le hagas ghosting. → He was messaging me for two weeks and then ghosted me for no reason."
"Don't be a coward, if you don't want to talk to them anymore, say so — don't ghost them."
/Sounds like 'ah-SEHR GOHS-ting'/
To ghost someone — disappearing from their life without explanation, leaving messages on read and slowly becoming a memory. Ghosting arrived in Spanish from English and is now universally understood as the modern heartbreak without words.
"Me estuvo escribiendo dos semanas y luego me hizo ghosting sin razón."
"No seas cobarde, si ya no quieres hablarle díselo, no le hagas ghosting. → He was messaging me for two weeks and then ghosted me for no reason."
"Don't be a coward, if you don't want to talk to them anymore, say so — don't ghost them."