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/Sounds like "gahs" (as in "garden") + "fee" (as in "feet") + "TEH" (as in "ten") + "roh" (as in "row")/
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.
“Call the plumber, the bathroom pipe is leaking.”
“A good plumber is hard to find when you need one urgently.”
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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.
“Call the plumber, the bathroom pipe is leaking.”
“A good plumber is hard to find when you need one urgently.”
Aliviánate
Cheer up, snap out of it, shake off the bad vibes. Used in Mexico when someone has been moping around or stuck in a funk for too long. It's a friendly nudge to get back on your feet, more warm and encouraging than harsh.