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Panamian Common Slang Terms

Panama is a country with a vibrant and diverse culture, and its unique slang is an essential part of that culture. Panamanian slang terms are known as "Panamañol" or "Panañol," and they are heavily influenced by the Spanish language, African dialects, and English.

Here are some common Panamanian slang terms and their meanings:

1. Chévere: This is a term used to express something that is cool or awesome.
2. Chuchaqui: This term is used to describe a hangover.
3. Tusa: Similar to chuchaqui, tusa is also used to describe a hangover, but specifically one that is caused by heartbreak or emotional distress.
4. Chambón: This term is used to describe someone who is clumsy or inept.
5. Empalagar: This means to become nauseated or disgusted by something, usually something sweet or overly sentimental.
6. Guachimán: This term is used to describe a security guard or watchman.
7. Jeva: This is a term used to describe a girl or woman.
8. Leva: This term is used to describe a guy or man.
9. Ñame: This term is used to describe someone who is arrogant or conceited.
10. Parranda: This term is used to describe a lively party or celebration.
11. Plena: This is a genre of music that originated in Panama and is still popular today.
12. Pujón: This term is used to describe a person who is persistent or stubborn.
13. Ronca: This term is used to describe someone who is lazy or doesn't want to work.
14. Sobón: This term is used to describe someone who is touchy-feely or overly affectionate.
15. Tapatío: This term is used to describe a tightwad or someone who is cheap.

These are just a few examples of the many Panamanian slang terms used in the country. Learning the local slang is a great way to immerse yourself in the culture and connect with the people of Panama.

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