venir a mil

How it is used in Bolivia

Cruceño way of saying you've been going nonstop, a normal, low-drama reason to need a break.

Learn it in a real situation

Difficult Conversations and Boundaries, Bolivian Spanish

Related words

• ando justo: money's a bit tight for me
• así nomás: just like this / just as it is
• che: hey (attention-getter between friends)
• colgarse (de un plan): to sit out / bail on (a plan)
• con tus mañas y todo: quirks and all
• contá conmigo: count on me (voseo, to one person)

Guides that use this term

• The gentlest boundary: a warm no by text