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/Sounds like "ee" (as in "eagle") + "mee" (as in "me") + "YEE" (as in "year") + "tah" (as in "tar")/
In Bolivia, an affectionate diminutive of "imilla" (girl or young woman in Quechua and Aymara), used with warmth and familiarity. Common in everyday speech on the Bolivian altiplano.
“The imillita is already going to school - time flies.”
“Come here, imillita, help me carry these bags.”
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In Bolivia, an affectionate diminutive of "imilla" (girl or young woman in Quechua and Aymara), used with warmth and familiarity. Common in everyday speech on the Bolivian altiplano.
“The imillita is already going to school - time flies.”
“Come here, imillita, help me carry these bags.”
Voltear el ojo
In Mexico, to roll your eyes, expressing disbelief, annoyance, or contempt through the universal physical gesture and its figurative equivalent. The body language of exasperation.