Bolivian Spanish word
precio puesto
Meaning: set price
How it is used in Bolivia
How a casera signals the price is the price. Food and staples at Bolivian markets carry set prices and aren't bargained; asking for a rebajita over fruit would land badly. Confirming the number politely ('serían Bs 5, ¿no?') is exactly enough.
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