Bolivian Spanish reflects the country’s rich cultural diversity. “Chango” is an affectionate term for a young man or boy. “Pijchar” means to chew coca leaves, a traditional practice. “Wawa” is used for baby or child, derived from Quechua. “Chichería” refers to a place selling chicha, a traditional corn-based beverage. “Jailón” describes someone of high social class, often used ironically.
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