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Imperative of apurarse, widely used across Latin American Spanish to urge someone to move faster. More direct and casual than date prisa, which is less commonly heard in everyday Latin American speech.

A fixed farewell phrase used by service workers or hosts when sending someone off to an activity or meal. The subjunctive form signals a wish rather than a command, but in context it functions as a polished, friendly send-off.

Uses encantar, which functions differently from English to love. The subject of encantar is the thing loved, not the person, so it literally means it will delight you. Used enthusiastically to recommend something to someone who hasn't tried it yet.

Uses the verb tocar in its impersonal sense of being one's turn or one's moment. This construction is not directly guessable from knowing tocar as to touch or to play an instrument.