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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.”
Pa la cajita
In Chile, to be completely wrecked, drained, or done - whether from exhaustion, poor health, or just hitting your limit. "Estar pa la cajita" literally means ready for the little box, as in totally finished.