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/Sounds like "bee" (as in "bee") + "RAH" (as in "rapper") + "doh" (as in "door")/
Angry, irritable, or in a noticeably bad mood for no clear reason. In the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Cuba, someone who is virado is short-fused and best avoided until whatever set them off passes on its own.
“He came home from work angry and didn't say a word all night.”
“He is really in a mood today, watch what you say to him.”
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/Sounds like "bee" (as in "bee") + "RAH" (as in "rapper") + "doh" (as in "door")/
Angry, irritable, or in a noticeably bad mood for no clear reason. In the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Cuba, someone who is virado is short-fused and best avoided until whatever set them off passes on its own.
“He came home from work angry and didn't say a word all night.”
“He is really in a mood today, watch what you say to him.”
Qué bolá
An informal Cuban greeting full of energy that means what's up, what's going on, or how's it going. It's the most Cuban way possible to say hello, packed with Caribbean warmth.