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In standard usage 'festín' simply means a feast, but in colloquial speech it is frequently used with comic exaggeration to describe even small or unappetizing amounts of food as if they were a grand banquet.

A fixed expression borrowed and adapted into everyday Latin American Spanish. Transparent to English speakers but included because 'cita' alone means appointment or date, and learners sometimes under-recognize the romantic sense.

Refers to a physical beating or spanking, often used hyperbolically to mean any harsh punishment. Common in informal speech across Latin America.

The standard term in Latin America for employer- or privately-provided health coverage. Not the same as the public health system ('sistema de salud público'). Used here in a comedic context but is an everyday administrative term.