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que no sea el cambio necesario.
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WHEREAS, BY LAYLI LONG SOLDIER
WHEREAS the word whereas means it being the case that, or considering that, or while on the contrary; is a qualifying or introductory statement, a conjunction, a connector. Whereas sets the table. The cloth. The saltshakers and plates. Whereas calls me to the table because Whereas precedes and invites. I have come now. I’m seated across from a Whereas smile. Under pressure of formalities, I fidget I shake my legs. I’m not one for these smiles, Whereas I have spent my life in unholding. What do you mean by unholding? Whereas asks and since Whereas rarely asks, I am moved to respond, Whereas, I have learned to exist and exist without your formality, saltshakers, plates, cloth. Without the slightest conjunctions to connect me. Without an exchange of questions, without the courtesy of answers. This has become mine, this unholding. Whereas, with or without the setup, I can see the dish being served. Whereas let us bow our heads in prayer now, just enough to eat;
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/poems/91697/from-whereas
martes, 20 de octubre de 2020
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Mapudungun loanwords
The Mapudungun language has left a relatively small number of words in Chilean Spanish, given its large geographic expanse. Many Mapudungun loans are names for plants, animals, and places. For example:[25][26][27]
cahuín:[28] a rowdy gathering; also malicious or slanderous gossip.
copihue: Lapageria rosea, Chile's national flower.
culpeo: the culpeo, or Andean fox, Lycalopex culpaeus.
luma - Amomyrtus luma, a native tree species known for its extremely hard wood; also a police baton (historically made from luma wood in Chile).
chape: braid.
guarén: the brown rat.
laucha: mouse.
roquín: lunch, picnic
cuncuna: caterpillar.
pichintún: pinch, or very small portion.
pilucho: naked.
piñén: dirt of the body.
guata: belly.
machi: female Mapuche shaman.
colo colo: pampas cat, Leopardus colocola.
curi: black, dark.
curiche: dark-skinned person.
charquicán: a popular stew dish.
malón: military surprise attack; also, a party.
paila: bowl.
ulpo: non-alcoholic drink made of toasted flour and water or milk.
yapa: something extra or for free; a lagniappe.
pilcha: shabby suit of clothing.
huila: shredded, ragged.
merkén: smoked chili pepper.
funa: a demonstration of public denunciation and repudiation against a person or group. Also to be bored or demotivated, demoralized.
huifa: wiggle with elegance, sensuality, and grace; also, interjection to express joy.
pichiruchi: tiny, despicable, or insignificant.
pololo: Astylus trifasciatus, an orange-and-black-striped beetle native to Chile; also, boyfriend.
quiltro: mongrel, or stray dog.



