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/Sounds like "wah" (as in "water") + "chee" (as in "cheek") + "MAHN" (as in "mark")/
Security guard or watchman in Peru, the person who watches the door of a building or business. Borrowed from English "watchman," they control who comes and goes.
“The security guard wouldn't let me in without ID.”
“Ask the watchman where I can park.”
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/Sounds like "wah" (as in "water") + "chee" (as in "cheek") + "MAHN" (as in "mark")/
Security guard or watchman in Peru, the person who watches the door of a building or business. Borrowed from English "watchman," they control who comes and goes.
“The security guard wouldn't let me in without ID.”
“Ask the watchman where I can park.”
Tincar
To have a gut feeling or hunch about something. In Chile, 'me tinca' means something feels right or off to you intuitively, it's the instinct before the reasoning, the vibe you trust even when you can't explain why.