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A cute shortening of "amor" (love), widely used in texts and social media across Latin America. The Spanish equivalent of "babe" or "boo": casual, affectionate, and slightly flirty. Common between couples and very close friends.
“Good morning, babe, how did you sleep?”
“Oh babe, don't make me laugh, I'm in class.”
To ghost someone: cutting off all contact without warning or explanation, leaving messages unread and simply vanishing from their life. The English word was adopted directly into Spanish and is now universally understood as the coward's exit from any kind of relationship or connection.
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A cute shortening of "amor" (love), widely used in texts and social media across Latin America. The Spanish equivalent of "babe" or "boo": casual, affectionate, and slightly flirty. Common between couples and very close friends.
“Good morning, babe, how did you sleep?”
“Oh babe, don't make me laugh, I'm in class.”
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To ghost someone: cutting off all contact without warning or explanation, leaving messages unread and simply vanishing from their life. The English word was adopted directly into Spanish and is now universally understood as the coward's exit from any kind of relationship or connection.