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/Sounds like "tah" (as in "tar") + "rahn" (as in "rapper") + "TEEN" (as in "tea")/
A makeshift street stall or tiny informal business cobbled together from whatever is available in Venezuela. The "tarantín" is that little table or kiosk set up on a corner to sell things.
“She set up a little empanada stand on the corner and it's doing well.”
“I bought the cigarettes at the street stall on the avenue.”
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/Sounds like "tah" (as in "tar") + "rahn" (as in "rapper") + "TEEN" (as in "tea")/
A makeshift street stall or tiny informal business cobbled together from whatever is available in Venezuela. The "tarantín" is that little table or kiosk set up on a corner to sell things.
“She set up a little empanada stand on the corner and it's doing well.”
“I bought the cigarettes at the street stall on the avenue.”
Charlar
To chat or have a relaxed, friendly conversation without a specific agenda. Used across Spain, Argentina, Uruguay, and Chile, a "charla" can stretch for hours with no goal beyond the simple pleasure of good company and easy talk.