Separation

Literally refers to excrement but is used figuratively to mean a serious blunder. Common in informal speech between friends.

Typical construction meaning to go fetch or collect someone or something. The double preposition 'a por' is characteristic of everyday spoken usage.

Used for spending time casually with someone, often with ambiguous connotations depending on context. Can imply purely social time or something more, depending on the situation.

Exclamation of strong frustration or exasperation. Derives from a religious term but has lost that connotation in everyday speech entirely. Very common in heated informal situations.

Strong insult, though between close friends it is often affectionate or teasing rather than genuinely hostile. Context and tone determine whether it is offensive or playful.