20 words from Guatemala

A puchis= of course!
That's a hat = you don't want to be too smart.
Talishte= Indian (derogatory)
Chilero, quality, nais, tuanics = something pretty or pleasant.
A mex...= statement, agree.
THAT GUY IS A KALEB'AL = that friend is a villager (from the rural area)

Straw: lie.
Chucho: who wants everything.
Brush: truck helper.
guiro: child.
ruko: adult.
Compa: it's there for everything.
Eaves: companion (friend).
They have me in a nutshell: no way out.
Hoarded: trapped.
CHOCOLATE - blind
ENGASAD@ - daring because he likes something a lot
WHAT GRAPES - what's up
AMAZED - exaggerated
GRING@ - MASHCUIL - someone who is stubborn

Types of waltz

Viennese waltzes in Austria, rancheros in Mexico, Creoles in Argentina, Celtic in

Ireland, Marseilles in France, country style in the United States.

10 Words of Anglicism

Aerobic: Aerobic Exercises, aerobics

Backstage : (báxteich) Behind the stage
Bar : Establishment of drinks that are usually served at the counter.
Baseball : Game played with a bat and a ball between 2 teams of 9 players, on a
field limited by 4 pads that mark the player's career.
Beef steak : slice of meat, roasted or fried.
Blue Jeans : Denim pants
Brother : Expression that denotes a friend.
Business : Business
Bye Bye
Car Wash : car wash

10 words of Gallicism

Amateur : amateur.
Slang : jargon.
Lawn ( batiste ): a type of fabric.
Beige , color designated by the French word.
DIY ( bricolage ): non-professional manual activity aimed at arranging or
decorating a house.
Boulevard ( boulevard ): a type of public road.
Bouquet : aroma or aromatic properties of the wine.
Cabaret : performance hall, often of an erotic nature. Until the 19th century, this
word, in France, referred to all kinds of bars, taverns or cafes where you could
smoke and drink wine or beer.
Hood ( bonnet ): component of an automobile.
Card ( carnet ): identity card, both for the citizenship of a state and for an
association, sports club, etc. The French word carnet , however, refers to a
notebook or checkbook and the Spanish word "carné" is translated in French by
carte ( card ).