El libro Street Talk 3 - Lección 2
Revisión
Tarjetas de memoria
Ortografía
Cuestionario
an immediate and intense romantic attraction that one feels upon seeing someone for the first time
to joke with someone in a friendly manner by trying to make them believe something that is not true
used to express surprise, excitement, disappointment, or other strong emotions

Hombre, Vaya
to walk or move confidently in a way that deliberately attracts attention, often to show off one’s physical appearance, style, or attractiveness
a nickname for the city of New York, often used to refer to its cultural, economic, and social prominence

La Gran Manzana, El Gran Manzana
to attempt to compare two things that are very different and therefore cannot be meaningfully evaluated against each other
used to express surprise, defiance, or triumph after an unexpected event or outcome
extremely red in the face, usually due to embarrassment, anger, or exertion

rojo como un tomate, rojo intenso
a situation that is pleasant, easy, or enjoyable. Often used in the negative to indicate that life is not always simple or trouble-free
used to show frustration, annoyance, or emphasis

Por el amor de Dios, Por el sake del maíz
exaggerated sentimentality or overly dramatic behavior, often in entertainment or speech, that comes across as clichéd or insincere

sensiblería, cursilería
a person who is excessively sentimental, clichéd, or cheesy, often in a way that is considered outdated or awkward

sensiblero, cursi
used to describe someone or something that is very wrinkled, typically due to old age or long exposure to the sun
used to affectionately refer to a loved one, such as a partner, child, or close friend

¡Buenos días, calabacita! ¿Cómo dormiste?
an attractive woman, often focusing on her physical appeal

chica atractiva, mujer hermosa
