Money Heist

Used as a strong affirmation of power, confidence, or dominance. The phrase is empowering when someone claims it about themselves. Completely casual and informal; entirely out of place in any formal context.

Literally 'to go in a herd/pack'. Used critically to describe a group attacking or targeting someone together, implying cowardice.

A fixed idiomatic phrase used to push someone along. The 'que es gerundio' part is a formulaic intensifier with no direct semantic meaning; it just adds emphasis and urgency. Very characteristic of informal spoken Castilian Spanish.

A highly gendered, very crude metaphor for bravery. 'Huevos gordos' signals courage or audacity; the joke of 'de codorniz' (quail eggs) is to mock someone as a coward. Entirely informal and coarse.

Informal compliment for someone considered very physically attractive. Casual and friendly in tone, not typically offensive, though context-dependent.