A Star Is Burns

Common throughout Latin America as an informal way to say one's finances have completely collapsed, not necessarily in a formal legal sense.

Used throughout Latin America. Refers specifically to speaking very negatively or disparagingly about a person or thing.

A standard farewell phrase, but in context often carries a theatrical or cutting tone, as if the speaker is making a pointed exit rather than a warm goodbye.

Extremely common across Latin America as a casual acknowledgment or reassurance. Often warmer and more dismissive of thanks than its English equivalent.

Very natural and widespread in spoken Latin American Spanish. Suggests a brief, informal inspection rather than a careful examination.