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/Sounds like "hah" (as in "hard") + "YAH" (as in "yard") + "yah" (as in "yard")/
An Aymara exclamation of collective celebration, victory, and joy rooted in Bolivian indigenous culture. You shout jallalla when your team wins, when something wonderful happens, when the community gathers. It carries the spirit of Bolivian identity in a single triumphant word.
“Long live Bolivia! We won the match!”
“The crowd shouted jallalla when the ceremony ended and the sun came out.”
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/Sounds like "hah" (as in "hard") + "YAH" (as in "yard") + "yah" (as in "yard")/
An Aymara exclamation of collective celebration, victory, and joy rooted in Bolivian indigenous culture. You shout jallalla when your team wins, when something wonderful happens, when the community gathers. It carries the spirit of Bolivian identity in a single triumphant word.
“Long live Bolivia! We won the match!”
“The crowd shouted jallalla when the ceremony ended and the sun came out.”
Fierro
An enthusiastic expression of approval meaning let's go, we're in, full send. Widely used in northern Mexico and Argentina to confirm something with a decisive, fired-up attitude.