/Sounds like "ca" (as in "camera") + "meh" + "yo" (Spanish double L sounds like "yo")/
Hard work, a tough job, or any demanding labor activity. In Colombia it's the casual way to refer to work, especially when it's physically or mentally exhausting. While it literally means "camel," Colombians use it the way Americans might say "the grind" or "the hustle."
"Tengo un camello bien pesado esta semana. -> I've got a really tough workload this week."
"El camello me tiene agotado pero paga bien. -> The job has me exhausted but it pays well."
/Sounds like "ca" (as in "camera") + "meh" + "yo" (Spanish double L sounds like "yo")/
Hard work, a tough job, or any demanding labor activity. In Colombia it's the casual way to refer to work, especially when it's physically or mentally exhausting. While it literally means "camel," Colombians use it the way Americans might say "the grind" or "the hustle."
"Tengo un camello bien pesado esta semana. -> I've got a really tough workload this week."
"El camello me tiene agotado pero paga bien. -> The job has me exhausted but it pays well."
Almacén
Tienda de barrio que vende alimentos y productos básicos del día a día en Chile y Argentina. Es la versión clásica y de toda la vida del minimarket moderno, donde el dueño te conoce por nombre y te fía.