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Yal
/Sounds like "YAHL" (as in "yard")/
A young woman from the hood with a flashy, over-the-top style linked to reggaeton culture in Puerto Rico. Can be used as a put-down or reclaimed with pride, and typically means long nails, bold hair, and street attitude.
“She steps out of the car like she's a celebrity.”
“The girls from the block have their own style.”
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Yal
/Sounds like "YAHL" (as in "yard")/
A young woman from the hood with a flashy, over-the-top style linked to reggaeton culture in Puerto Rico. Can be used as a put-down or reclaimed with pride, and typically means long nails, bold hair, and street attitude.
“She steps out of the car like she's a celebrity.”
“The girls from the block have their own style.”
De oquis
In Mexican popular speech, free of charge, or also in vain and for nothing. Something de oquis is either something you got without paying a cent, or an effort that turned out to be completely pointless.