Refers to a large group, crew, or squad. It is commonly used among friends to indicate that they are doing something together or moving as a pack. (The word pana is the standard Venezuelan term for a close friend).
Let's go to the beach in a cambote. / We have to arrive at the party in a cambote. / Damn, the whole cambote showed up.
An expression used to describe two people who are inseparable. It is based on a classic dessert pairing of fresh cheese and sweet potato paste (a staple Argentine dessert combination known as postre vigilante).
- Oh, look, here come fresco y batata. - Yeah, those two are always together.
Informal terms of endearment used by romantic partners to address one another. Although the words literally mean daddy or mommy, they function like babe or honey (it is common in Venezuela to use parental titles for lovers).
"Venga papi, come have dinner" / "Venga mami, let me fix the computer for you"
A term used to describe a place that is jam-packed or crowded with people (literally: seeded, referring to how seeds are tightly clustered inside a fruit).
When there are a ton of people in one spot, it is ensemillado.
The act of starting a romantic relationship or when one person asks another to be their partner. It refers to courting, dating, or being in a relationship.
1. Hey girl, give me some Amore. 2. Are you and that girl having Amore?