Firebreak

A highly emphatic dismissal expressing total rejection or extreme frustration. Used when someone snaps and completely abandons cooperation or patience. Very strong; not appropriate in polite company.

More emphatic than plain 'irse'; implies leaving abruptly, often out of anger or frustration. Common in informal speech.

A warm, everyday adjective for describing someone as pleasant or likeable. Neither effusive nor sarcastic in neutral contexts. Common throughout informal speech.

Used as an affectionate term of address between family members, partners, or close friends. Can also carry a slightly placating tone when an adult uses it to calm a child or an upset person.

An informal interjection expressing surprise, relief, or exasperation depending on tone. Widely used in everyday speech to react emotionally without committing to a full sentence.

An informal farewell borrowed from Italian, fully naturalised in everyday speech. Used interchangeably with 'adiós' in casual contexts.