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Create account/Sounds like "prehn" (as in "press") + "DEHR" (as in "debt") + "seh" (as in "set")/
To join a plan, get excited about doing something, or get fully involved in an activity. In Argentina when someone 'se prende,' they're in without hesitation. It's the enthusiastic yes that everyone wants to hear.
“Are you in for the year-end trip?”
“Everyone got on board with the plan and it turned into a party.”
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To join a plan, get excited about doing something, or get fully involved in an activity. In Argentina when someone 'se prende,' they're in without hesitation. It's the enthusiastic yes that everyone wants to hear.
“Are you in for the year-end trip?”
“Everyone got on board with the plan and it turned into a party.”
Facha
Style, a sharp look, or an effortless elegance. In Uruguay and Argentina, telling someone they have facha is a direct compliment: they arrived well put-together and carry themselves with real presence. The word covers both the outfit and the attitude.