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LimeñoA person from Lima, Peru's capital, known for their obsessive love of ceviche and their slightly snobbish attitude toward the rest of the country. Limeños live in a world of gray skies and incredible food.
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VueltoThe change you get back after paying for something in Argentina, Chile, and Peru. It's the coins and bills the cashier hands you — always count them before walking away.
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PiñaA sweet and sour tropical fruit, the base of the most refreshing juice and the piña colada. It's the queen of tropical fruits — perfect for desserts, aguas frescas, and eating on its own with chili and lime.
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GasfiteroA plumber in Peru — the professional who fixes pipes, faucets, and all your water-related problems. The word comes from 'gasfitter' in English, adapted to Peruvian Spanish.
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MachetearTo work really hard, as if you're hacking away with a machete in the field under the blazing sun. In school context, it also means to study intensely before an exam with everything you've got.
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Limeño0 votes

A person from Lima, Peru's capital, known for their obsessive love of ceviche and their slightly snobbish attitude toward the rest of the country. Limeños live in a world of gray skies and incredible food.

alanlucena
Vuelto0 votes

The change you get back after paying for something in Argentina, Chile, and Peru. It's the coins and bills the cashier hands you — always count them before walking away.

alanlucena
Piña0 votes

A sweet and sour tropical fruit, the base of the most refreshing juice and the piña colada. It's the queen of tropical fruits — perfect for desserts, aguas frescas, and eating on its own with chili and lime.

alanlucena
Gasfitero0 votes

A plumber in Peru — the professional who fixes pipes, faucets, and all your water-related problems. The word comes from 'gasfitter' in English, adapted to Peruvian Spanish.

alanlucena
Machetear0 votes

To work really hard, as if you're hacking away with a machete in the field under the blazing sun. In school context, it also means to study intensely before an exam with everything you've got.

alanlucena
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