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/Sounds like "CHAHM" (as in "chat") + "breh" (as in "bread")/
Gossip, rumors, or hearsay in Mexico. Andar con chambre means staying glued to everyone else's business and reporting it all. Where there is mucho chambre, people are paying far more attention to each other's lives than to their own work.
“That office runs on gossip, nobody actually focuses on their own work.”
“Did you hear the latest? Word is the boss is about to leave the company.”
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/Sounds like "CHAHM" (as in "chat") + "breh" (as in "bread")/
Gossip, rumors, or hearsay in Mexico. Andar con chambre means staying glued to everyone else's business and reporting it all. Where there is mucho chambre, people are paying far more attention to each other's lives than to their own work.
“That office runs on gossip, nobody actually focuses on their own work.”
“Did you hear the latest? Word is the boss is about to leave the company.”
Chavón
In the Dominican Republic, a person, a guy, some dude. The informal Dominican way to refer to any man, friend or stranger, it doesn't matter.