Colombian Party Slang: Your Guide to a Night Out in Bogotá
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Boredom or having nothing to do in Colombia, that feeling of being completely unoccupied with no plans and no one to hang out with. It comes from "parche" which means a hangout or group of friends, so "desparche" is the absence of that, being left with no crew and no activity on a boring afternoon.
“I'm so bored, there's nothing to do today.”
“A Sunday with no plans is pure boredom.”
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Boredom or having nothing to do in Colombia, that feeling of being completely unoccupied with no plans and no one to hang out with. It comes from "parche" which means a hangout or group of friends, so "desparche" is the absence of that, being left with no crew and no activity on a boring afternoon.
“I'm so bored, there's nothing to do today.”
“A Sunday with no plans is pure boredom.”