This term is not exactly slang, but a common saying in Spanish. It translates to 'One must give to receive', indicating that in order to receive something, whether it be kindness, respect, or material things, one must also be willing to give the same.
Examples
- Spanish: No puedes esperar que tus amigos te ayuden si nunca estás ahí para ellos. Hay que dar para recibir.
- English: You can't expect your friends to help you if you're never there for them. One must give to receive.