Bolivian Spanish word
hay campo
Meaning: there's room
How it is used in Bolivia
'Campo' here means space, not countryside: whether a waved-down trufi actually stops depends on it. 'Hay campo' / 'no hay campo' are the two answers you'll hear most on a busy line, and 'al fondo hay campo' is your cue to squeeze to the back.
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