The Faithful John

Very common in everyday speech to describe mild to moderate irritation. Softer than enfadarse in many contexts.

Although not explicitly used, related vocabulary and social world of the episode make this a useful neighbouring term. Describes someone seen as rough, aggressive, or morally dubious.

timo (noun) and timar (verb) are common. Calling something a timo means you feel deceived or that it was not worth the money or effort.

Despite containing a swear word, this phrase is used positively to express that something is excellent. Common in casual enthusiastic speech.

Vivid colloquial expression. Suggests someone is behaving in an over-the-top, agitated, or aggressive way, like a gorilla. Used affectionately or dismissively.