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A Quechua and Aymara word meaning young woman or girl, used daily in Bolivian Spanish. It carries a warm, traditional feel and shows up often in songs, films, and literature. Saying "esa imilla" is an affectionate, culturally rooted way to refer to a young woman.
“Esa imilla de la tienda siempre me cobra barato.”
“That girl at the store always gives me a fair price.”
“Las imillas del pueblo están ensayando para la entrada folklórica.”
“The young women from town are rehearsing for the folk parade.”
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A Quechua and Aymara word meaning young woman or girl, used daily in Bolivian Spanish. It carries a warm, traditional feel and shows up often in songs, films, and literature. Saying "esa imilla" is an affectionate, culturally rooted way to refer to a young woman.
“Esa imilla de la tienda siempre me cobra barato.”
“That girl at the store always gives me a fair price.”
“Las imillas del pueblo están ensayando para la entrada folklórica.”
“The young women from town are rehearsing for the folk parade.”