Despite Everything

Used to dismiss talk as pointless or time-wasting. Mild and common in everyday speech.

Used to tell someone they are behaving embarrassingly or causing a scene in public.

Casual term for euros, widely used in everyday spoken language. Before the euro it referred to pesetas.

Despite the literal words, this is an extremely positive expression. Tone is enthusiastic and the vulgarity signals genuineness or intensity rather than aggression.

Used when someone tries (or fails) to deceive another person. The reflexive pronoun shifts depending on who is being deceived.