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Seña
/Sounds like "SEH" (as in "set") + "nyah" (as in "Nyan")/
In Bolivia, an improvised bus stop where you flag down a micro or trufi with your hand to make it pull over. Asking for "la seña" is the everyday way to get off at your spot.
“Just at the corner, that is my seña.”
“Driver, seña please, I'm getting off at the next one.”
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Seña
/Sounds like "SEH" (as in "set") + "nyah" (as in "Nyan")/
In Bolivia, an improvised bus stop where you flag down a micro or trufi with your hand to make it pull over. Asking for "la seña" is the everyday way to get off at your spot.
“Just at the corner, that is my seña.”
“Driver, seña please, I'm getting off at the next one.”
Nea
A street-level Colombian way to refer to someone, rougher and more urban than 'parce.' It's used a lot in the popular slang of Medellín and Bogotá among young people.