Before I Go (2)

Describes someone who reflexively resists or argues against others regardless of the merits. Often used to tell someone they are being unnecessarily difficult.

Literally 'to get wet'. Used figuratively to mean putting yourself on the line or showing what you really think. 'Mojarte' invites someone to stop sitting on the fence.

From 'rayar' (to scratch). Describes someone who is mentally wound up, unsettled, or fixated on something. Common in informal speech among young speakers.

'Puto' here is an intensifier meaning 'absolutely' or 'bloody'. 'No hacer ni caso' means to ignore someone; 'ni puto caso' cranks up the contempt or frustration.

Used like 'gustar': 'me mola' means 'I like it / I'm into it'. Very common in everyday informal speech, especially among younger speakers.