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/Sounds like "HEHR" (as in "help") + "moh" (as in "more")/
In Peru, boyfriend or the guy you're seeing. The masculine version of "germa," used to talk about your partner in casual conversation.
“Her boyfriend came to pick her up from work.”
“My boyfriend hasn't answered since yesterday.”
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/Sounds like "HEHR" (as in "help") + "moh" (as in "more")/
In Peru, boyfriend or the guy you're seeing. The masculine version of "germa," used to talk about your partner in casual conversation.
“Her boyfriend came to pick her up from work.”
“My boyfriend hasn't answered since yesterday.”
Paniquearse
To panic, freak out, or lose your cool due to nerves in a stressful situation. It's the Spanglish version of panicking that's become completely natural in everyday speech.