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Ship
/Sounds like the English word "ship" (same pronunciation)/
To root for two people to get together romantically. Borrowed straight from English "relationship," shipear is internet culture fully absorbed into everyday Spanish across Latin America and Spain. You ship them when the chemistry feels too obvious to ignore.
“Shipeo a esos dos desde que los vi juntos, tienen una química brutal.”
“I've been shipping those two since I first saw them together, the chemistry is insane.”
“Todo el fandom shippea a los protagonistas de la serie.”
“The whole fandom ships the two main characters.”
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Ship
/Sounds like the English word "ship" (same pronunciation)/
To root for two people to get together romantically. Borrowed straight from English "relationship," shipear is internet culture fully absorbed into everyday Spanish across Latin America and Spain. You ship them when the chemistry feels too obvious to ignore.
“Shipeo a esos dos desde que los vi juntos, tienen una química brutal.”
“I've been shipping those two since I first saw them together, the chemistry is insane.”
“Todo el fandom shippea a los protagonistas de la serie.”
“The whole fandom ships the two main characters.”
Garrazo
In Venezuela, a strong open-handed or fist blow; an unexpected and forceful hit, whether physical or figurative.