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/Sounds like "TROO" (as in "true") + "fee" (as in "feet")/
A shared public transport vehicle in Bolivia, usually a car or minibus that follows a fixed route through the city. The name comes from "tarifa única fija" (fixed fare) and it's the cheapest way to get around Bolivian cities.
“I take the line 2 trufi to get to university.”
“The trufi was already packed but I squeezed in anyway.”
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A shared public transport vehicle in Bolivia, usually a car or minibus that follows a fixed route through the city. The name comes from "tarifa única fija" (fixed fare) and it's the cheapest way to get around Bolivian cities.
“I take the line 2 trufi to get to university.”
“The trufi was already packed but I squeezed in anyway.”
Barra
An organized group of die-hard soccer fans who cheer with nonstop chants, drums, and flags throughout the entire match, similar to European ultras. The barra is the loud, passionate heart of the stadium in Latin America, singing rain or shine, winning or losing.