Venezuelan Slang: How to Understand a Caraqueño
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A big mess, chaotic commotion, or a problem that erupts out of nowhere and escalates fast. In Venezuela, a zaperoco is when everything goes sideways and everybody's yelling.
“A huge mess broke out at the party when two guys started fighting.”
“What's all this commotion about? I leave for five minutes and chaos.”
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A big mess, chaotic commotion, or a problem that erupts out of nowhere and escalates fast. In Venezuela, a zaperoco is when everything goes sideways and everybody's yelling.
“A huge mess broke out at the party when two guys started fighting.”
“What's all this commotion about? I leave for five minutes and chaos.”
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