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/Sounds like "meh" (as in "met") + "rehn" (as in "red") + "DEH" (as in "debt") + "roh" (as in "row")/
A casual, open-air eatery typically found in parks or on the outskirts of Spanish cities. The merendero is a beloved part of Spanish leisure culture: a laid-back spot for afternoon snacks and informal weekend meals, often surrounded by greenery.
“We headed to the park snack spot for a drink in the afternoon.”
“The outdoor eateries on the outskirts of Madrid are a classic family Sunday tradition.”
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A casual, open-air eatery typically found in parks or on the outskirts of Spanish cities. The merendero is a beloved part of Spanish leisure culture: a laid-back spot for afternoon snacks and informal weekend meals, often surrounded by greenery.
“We headed to the park snack spot for a drink in the afternoon.”
“The outdoor eateries on the outskirts of Madrid are a classic family Sunday tradition.”
Caer el veinte
To finally understand something you had not grasped before, that lightbulb moment when the pieces finally click in your head. The phrase comes from old vending machines in Mexico where you had to drop a 20 centavo coin and wait for it to fall and register. So when "el veinte cae," it means the realization has finally landed.