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/Sounds like "HOH" (as in "hope") + "choh" (as in "chose")/
The Bolivian word for hot dog, a phonetic and affectionate adaptation of the English "hot dog" reduced to "jocho." In Cochabamba, jochos are practically a street-food religion: served from night stalls with fries, melted cheese, onion, and yellow sauce, ideally after 10 pm.
“Let's go eat hot dogs on Heroínas street, those are the best in Cocha.”
“One hot dog with everything, please, but no onion, it doesn't sit well with me.”
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/Sounds like "HOH" (as in "hope") + "choh" (as in "chose")/
The Bolivian word for hot dog, a phonetic and affectionate adaptation of the English "hot dog" reduced to "jocho." In Cochabamba, jochos are practically a street-food religion: served from night stalls with fries, melted cheese, onion, and yellow sauce, ideally after 10 pm.
“Let's go eat hot dogs on Heroínas street, those are the best in Cocha.”
“One hot dog with everything, please, but no onion, it doesn't sit well with me.”
Trincar
To catch, grab, or arrest someone who was escaping or doing something wrong. In Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Panama, getting trincado means getting caught red-handed with no way to deny it.