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Lit
/Sounds like "LEET" (as in "lead")/
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.
“I literally fell asleep in class, I swear.”
“I literally haven't eaten anything all day, I'm starving.”
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Lit
/Sounds like "LEET" (as in "lead")/
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.
“I literally fell asleep in class, I swear.”
“I literally haven't eaten anything all day, I'm starving.”
Tontear
To flirt without commitment, to be in that limbo with someone where you're not together but not just friends either. The classic 'we have a thing but we're nothing official.'.