The word, "floro" sounds like flower (flor). The verb is "florear" and is kind of, but not really, like BSing. It's a little lie or exaggeration, or a bit of flattery with the end goal of trying to get something in return. For example, if someone compliments you on the fact that you're really good at English grammar. You're the best ever at grammar and you're good at catching mistakes. Then they'll ask you to proof-read their paper.
From americanbar.org
Floro is everywhere and remember what goes around comes around. Sometimes it can be annoying and Peruvians really beat around the bush even for the littlest thing. I prefer being more direct, but it's just me. Take it all in stride. Learn a bit from it. Remember if you scratch their back, they'll scratch yours. Help people out once in a while and you'll find out that other people help you.
One tip to remember is that speaking Spanish will help you greatly, especially if you'd like to learn how to florear. Floro just sounds better in Spanish. If you're looking to learn Spanish, the two programmes I recommend are Synergy Spanish and Speak From Day 1.
