Spanish:
Vato 1: Vamos a tomarnos una birria el viernes?
Vato 2: No puedo, tengo que camellar.
English:
Guy 1: Do you want to grab a beer on friday?
Guy 2: I can't, I have to work.
Vato 1: Vamos a tomarnos una birria el viernes?
Vato 2: No puedo, tengo que camellar.
English:
Guy 1: Do you want to grab a beer on friday?
Guy 2: I can't, I have to work.
by el pelao November 11, 2009
Camellar from the word ‘camello’ that means work It’s a Colombian slain not Mexican , more specifically from the Colombian north cost .
it means working .
Camellando from the same family word means working .
I have to work tomorrow
“Tengo que Camellar mañana.”
it means working .
Camellando from the same family word means working .
I have to work tomorrow
“Tengo que Camellar mañana.”
Camellar It’s a Colombian slain not Mexican , more specifically from the Colombian north cost .
it means working .
I have to work tomorrow
“Tengo que Camellar mañana.”
I have work
Tengo camello
Please don’t bother me , I’m working !
Por favor No me moleste , Estoy Camellando !
it means working .
I have to work tomorrow
“Tengo que Camellar mañana.”
I have work
Tengo camello
Please don’t bother me , I’m working !
Por favor No me moleste , Estoy Camellando !
by Lulimones November 13, 2023