Colloquial terms for describing people and personalities from "summary" of Colloquial Spanish of Latin America 2 (eBook And MP3 Pack) by Roberto Rodrìguez-Saona
When we talk about people and personalities in Latin America, we often use colloquial terms that reflect our rich cultural diversity. These terms can be affectionate, humorous, or even a bit cheeky, but they always add a colorful touch to our language. For example, we may describe someone as "buena onda," which literally translates to "good wave," but actually means that they are cool, laid-back, or easy to get along with. This term reflects the importance of positive energy and good vibes in our social interactions. On the other hand, we might use the term "codo" to describe someone who is stingy or tight-fisted when it comes to money. This word comes from the image of someone holding onto their money so tightly that their elbow (codo in Spanish) is practically glued to their side. Another common term is "pel...
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