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/Sounds like "tee" (as in "tea") + "RAHR" (as in "rapper") + "OHN" (as in "oh") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
To flirt or show romantic interest in someone in Argentina without being too direct about it. It's the subtle art of signaling attraction, a look, a compliment, or a strategic like on social media.
“He's been flirting with her for weeks but won't ask her out.”
“She's totally hitting on you, can't you tell?”
/Sounds like "tee" (as in "tea") + "RAHR" (as in "rapper") + "LAH" (as in "lava") + "OHN" (as in "oh") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
In Uruguay, to have good vibes and be genuinely likable in your interactions with others. Not about flirting: it's about positive energy, warmth, and being pleasant to be around.
“That teacher really tira la onda, she explains things patiently and always helps out.”
“The new group tira la onda, I felt comfortable right away.”
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/Sounds like "tee" (as in "tea") + "RAHR" (as in "rapper") + "OHN" (as in "oh") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
To flirt or show romantic interest in someone in Argentina without being too direct about it. It's the subtle art of signaling attraction, a look, a compliment, or a strategic like on social media.
“He's been flirting with her for weeks but won't ask her out.”
“She's totally hitting on you, can't you tell?”
/Sounds like "tee" (as in "tea") + "RAHR" (as in "rapper") + "LAH" (as in "lava") + "OHN" (as in "oh") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
In Uruguay, to have good vibes and be genuinely likable in your interactions with others. Not about flirting: it's about positive energy, warmth, and being pleasant to be around.
“That teacher really tira la onda, she explains things patiently and always helps out.”
“The new group tira la onda, I felt comfortable right away.”
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Mishifuz
The generic, affectionate name for any cat in Mexico, the feline equivalent of Firulais for dogs. It's a name every Mexican understands and uses for any kitty that crosses their path.