/Sounds like 'YOON-koo'/
A sycophant or bootlicker who gets close to power through flattery and servility. In Quechua-influenced Andean Spanish, llunku describes the person who will say anything and do anything to be in the good graces of those in charge.
"Ese llunku se la pasa adulando al jefe para que lo asciendan."
"No seas llunku, di lo que piensas de verdad. → That bootlicker spends all his time flattering the boss to get promoted."
"Don't be a sycophant, say what you actually think."
/Sounds like 'YOON-koo'/
A sycophant or bootlicker who gets close to power through flattery and servility. In Quechua-influenced Andean Spanish, llunku describes the person who will say anything and do anything to be in the good graces of those in charge.
"Ese llunku se la pasa adulando al jefe para que lo asciendan."
"No seas llunku, di lo que piensas de verdad. → That bootlicker spends all his time flattering the boss to get promoted."
"Don't be a sycophant, say what you actually think."
Dar color
Llamar la atención innecesariamente o hacer algo que delata una situación que debería mantenerse discreta en México. Cuando alguien te dice 'no des color' te está pidiendo que actúes normal y no arruines todo con tu actitud.