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Used to trail off a list when the speaker does not want to be specific, similar to 'or whatever' in English. Very natural in everyday speech.

A fixed reflexive construction with hacerse meaning 'to act as if one were'. The pattern hacerse el/la + adjective is widely used to describe someone performing a role deliberately.

An imperative of descuidar used as a reassuring filler, telling the other person not to worry about something. Slightly warmer and more personal than no te preocupes.

In colloquial use, imponer (or its reflexive form imponerse) describes a place, person, or situation that produces an instinctive mixture of admiration and apprehension. Different from its formal meaning of 'to impose'.

A standard social formula used to return a greeting or compliment symmetrically. More conversational than igualmente, though both appear here.