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/Sounds like "gahn" (as in "garden") + "dah" (as in "dart") + "YEH" (as in "yes") + "roh" (as in "row")/
A freeloader who shows up whenever there is something good to benefit from but disappears the moment effort, money, or work is required. Used in Venezuela. The gandallero has a nose for free food, good parties, and easy opportunities, but conveniently goes missing when the bill arrives or it is time to chip in.
“That freeloader only ever shows up when there is food on the table.”
“Don't be a gandallero here, everyone pays their share equally.”
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A freeloader who shows up whenever there is something good to benefit from but disappears the moment effort, money, or work is required. Used in Venezuela. The gandallero has a nose for free food, good parties, and easy opportunities, but conveniently goes missing when the bill arrives or it is time to chip in.
“That freeloader only ever shows up when there is food on the table.”
“Don't be a gandallero here, everyone pays their share equally.”
Sumercé
A respectful and affectionate form of address used in central Colombia, especially in Boyacá and Cundinamarca. It comes from "su merced" (your grace) and is used to speak politely to anyone regardless of social standing.