Pompal 09.
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With respect, you don't appear to speak fluent Spanish. You're using the word vلmonos incorrectly.
Vلmonos = let's leave/get out of here (as in: vلmonos de aquي)
Vamos = let's go (as in: vamos a Tijuana)
Vلmonos = the first person plural command (imperataivo) of the verb irse (to go away, to leave).
Vamos = the first person plural command (imperataivo) of the verb ir (to go).
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Also, forgive me, but your observations are very superficial, misleading, and/or incorrect. One reading your post would think the only sex workers in TJ are found in the "alley" of the Zona Norte, whereas in actuality there is much more to mongering in ZN than the "alley" and street girls. Plus one would think mongering in TJ only occurs in the ZN--it doesn't.
Your observations are the sort of things people who have only been to Tijuana once or twice might say. They're not what those of us who live there--and speak fluent Spanish--are likely to say.
Vلmonos = let's leave/get out of here (as in: vلmonos de aquي)
Vamos = let's go (as in: vamos a Tijuana)
Vلmonos = the first person plural command (imperataivo) of the verb irse (to go away, to leave).
Vamos = the first person plural command (imperataivo) of the verb ir (to go).
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Also, forgive me, but your observations are very superficial, misleading, and/or incorrect. One reading your post would think the only sex workers in TJ are found in the "alley" of the Zona Norte, whereas in actuality there is much more to mongering in ZN than the "alley" and street girls. Plus one would think mongering in TJ only occurs in the ZN--it doesn't.
Your observations are the sort of things people who have only been to Tijuana once or twice might say. They're not what those of us who live there--and speak fluent Spanish--are likely to say.