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Voluntourism refers to people who volunteer overseas for charities but are actually motivated to visit foreign places. It can also refer to tagging a holiday onto the end of a volunteer period abroad. An example given is wanting to explore South America so volunteering there. Bukocash is a new slang term meaning much or many, such as earning extra money from working overtime. Meh comes from The Simpsons and expresses a lack of interest or impression about something, like trying on a new dress. Photobombing refers to someone in the background of a photo pulling a funny face, like an unwanted person ruining a photo.
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- 3. Meaning : This term describes people who volunteer overseas for a charity,maybe to work on a project for elephants welfare or to help build a community school,but their actual motivaton is to visit foreign places.The word is also used to mean tagging on a holiday at the end of a volunteer period abroad. Example - I really want to explore south America ,so i thought I had try voluntourism.
- 4. Meaning : A new slang term to mean much or many. Example –I have worked extra hours this week and earned bukocash.
- 5. Meaning : Originating from TV’s the Simpsons,this word has become a popular way to express the fact that you are not bothered or impressed about something. Example :I ordered a new dress online,but when I tried it on-Meh.
- 6. Meaning :Everyone loves to take a selfie-But who is that random person pulling a funny face in the background ? They just photobambed you ? Example - That would have been a nice photo if that guy had not photobombed us.