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[[File:Mexican | <div class="pg_page_title">Mexican Spanish - Slang Glossary</div> | ||
[[File:Mexican Slang Polyglotclub Wiki Lesson.jpg|thumb]] | |||
Hi everyone, | |||
Today, you will learn some slang words & expressions in Mexican Spanish. If you are Mexican or have traveled to Mexico, please feel free to edit this wiki page. 🇲🇽 | |||
Today, you will learn some slang words & expressions in Mexican Spanish. | |||
If you are Mexican or have | |||
*'''WARNING''': BE CAREFUL ON USING SOME OF THESE TERMS IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SOUND TACKY OR IF YOU DON'T WANT TO OFFEND SOMEONE. SOME OF THESE TERMS ARE VULGAR. | *'''WARNING''': BE CAREFUL ON USING SOME OF THESE TERMS IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SOUND TACKY OR IF YOU DON'T WANT TO OFFEND SOMEONE. SOME OF THESE TERMS ARE VULGAR. | ||
After mastering this lesson, you can also expand your Spanish vocabulary by exploring other related topics, such as [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Art|Spanish art vocabulary]], [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/The-4-Seasons|the four seasons in Spanish]], and [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Parts-of-a-leaf|botanical terms in Spanish related to leaves]]. Happy learning! 😊 | |||
==A== | ==A== | ||
*'''A HUEVO!!''' (OF COURSE!!) | *'''A HUEVO!!''' (OF COURSE!!) | ||
*'''A LA MADRE! or EN LA MADRE! or SU PUTA MADRE!''' (HOLY SHIT!) | *'''A LA MADRE! or EN LA MADRE! or SU PUTA MADRE!''' (HOLY SHIT!) | ||
*'''ABUELITA SOY TU NIETO''' (SEE 'A HUEVO!') | *'''ABUELITA SOY TU NIETO''' (SEE 'A HUEVO!') | ||
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*'''AGUÁNTAME''' (WAIT A BIT) | *'''AGUÁNTAME''' (WAIT A BIT) | ||
*'''AGUAS!!''' (WATCH OUT!!) | *'''AGUAS!!''' (WATCH OUT!!) | ||
*'''AHI NOS VEMOS''' (SEE YOU LATER) NOTE: MEXICANS NEVER SAY HASTA LA VISTA. | *'''AHI NOS VEMOS''' (SEE YOU LATER) NOTE: MEXICANS NEVER SAY HASTA LA VISTA. | ||
*'''AHÍ NOS VIDRIOS''' (SEE YOU LATER) | *'''AHÍ NOS VIDRIOS''' (SEE YOU LATER) | ||
*'''AHORITA''' (RIGHT NOW) | *'''AHORITA''' (RIGHT NOW) | ||
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*'''ALIVIANADO''' (RELAXED) | *'''ALIVIANADO''' (RELAXED) | ||
*'''APÁ/AMÁ''' (DAD/MUM) | *'''APÁ/AMÁ''' (DAD/MUM) | ||
* <nowiki>'''</nowiki>A la verga!<nowiki>'''</nowiki> (Holy shit!) | |||
* <nowiki>'''</nowiki>Andamos al millón<nowiki>'''</nowiki> (We're doing great!) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Andar de huevos'''</nowiki> (To be cool or impressive) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Andar pedo'''</nowiki> (To be drunk) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Andar sobre ruedas'''</nowiki> (To be going smoothly) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Arrastrado'''</nowiki> (Someone who is spineless or submissive) | |||
* <nowiki>'''A toda madre'''</nowiki> (Awesome) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Avión''' (A way of saying "let's go" or "let'</nowiki>s get out of here") | |||
==B== | ==B== | ||
*'''BARRIGA or PANZA''' (BELLY) | *'''BARRIGA or PANZA''' (BELLY) | ||
* <nowiki>'''Bájale'''</nowiki> (Calm down) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Banda'''</nowiki> (A group of friends) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Barrio'''</nowiki> (Neighborhood) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Bato'''</nowiki> (Dude) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Birria'''</nowiki> (Mess or chaos) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Bola'''</nowiki> (Group or gang) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Bolillo'''</nowiki> (Penis) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Borracho'''</nowiki> (Drunk) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Bronca'''</nowiki> (Fight or problem) | |||
* <nowiki>'''Bueno onda'''</nowiki> (Cool or friendly) | |||
==C== | ==C== | ||
*'''CAMARÓN''' (MONEY, OR CAN BE AN AFIRMATION STATEMENT) | *'''CAMARÓN''' (MONEY, OR CAN BE AN AFIRMATION STATEMENT) | ||
*'''CANIJO''' (NAUGHTY) | *'''CANIJO''' (NAUGHTY) | ||
*'''CARNAL''' (BROTHER) | *'''CARNAL''' (BROTHER) | ||
*'''CARNALA''' (SISTER) | *'''CARNALA''' (SISTER) | ||
*'''CHALE''' (DAMN) | *'''CHALE''' (DAMN) | ||
==N== | ==N== | ||
*'''NEL''' (NO) | *'''NEL''' (NO) | ||
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*'''QUÉ PADRE!''' (SO COOL!, ''padre'' could mean ''chido'' too) | *'''QUÉ PADRE!''' (SO COOL!, ''padre'' could mean ''chido'' too) | ||
*'''RÍFATE!''' (DO IT DUDE!) | *'''RÍFATE!''' (DO IT DUDE!) | ||
*'''Quiubo''' (what's up): combination of 'que' (what) and 'hubo' (verb 'haber' was) to mean 'what's up' or 'what happened' | *'''Quiubo''' (what's up): combination of 'que' (what) and 'hubo' (verb 'haber' was) to mean 'what's up' or 'what happened') | ||
==R== | ==R== | ||
*'''ROLA''' (SONG) | *'''ROLA''' (SONG) | ||
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==S== | ==S== | ||
*'''SIMON or SALE or SAZ''' (YES, SURE) | *'''SIMON or SALE or SAZ''' (YES, SURE) | ||
*'''SUAVECITO''' (TAKE IT EASY) | |||
==T== | ==T== | ||
*'''TOCHO''' (AMERICAN FOOTBALL) | *'''TOCHO''' (AMERICAN FOOTBALL) | ||
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*'''WEY''' (DUDE, MAN) | *'''WEY''' (DUDE, MAN) | ||
==X== | ==X== | ||
*'''XOCHITL''' (A WOMAN'S NAME) | |||
==Y== | ==Y== | ||
*'''YA CHOLE''' (ENOUGH!) | |||
*'''YA MERITO''' (ALMOST THERE) | |||
*'''YERBA''' (MARIJUANA) | |||
==Z== | ==Z== | ||
*'''ZAFARRANCHO''' (FIGHT) | |||
*'''ZANATE''' (BLACKBIRD) | |||
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|title=Learn Spanish Mexican Slang | |||
|keywords=vocabulary, slang, chido, nachas, coloquial | |||
|description=In this lesson you will learn some familiar expressions in Spanish from Mexico | |||
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[[Category:Spanish/Vocabulary/Slang]] | [[Category:Spanish/Vocabulary/Slang]] | ||
[[Category:Vocabulary/Slang]] | [[Category:Vocabulary/Slang]] | ||
==Videos== | |||
===Spanish Slang: 6 Mexican Slang Words You Need to Know - YouTube=== | |||
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eh0RL4R8rvM</youtube> | |||
===Standard Spanish vs Mexican Spanish || Learn some Mexican Slang ...=== | |||
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4KJ_g117xo</youtube> | |||
==Other Lessons== | |||
* [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Beach|Beach]] | |||
* [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Las-Frutas|Las Frutas]] | |||
* [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Botanical-Vocabulary|Botanical Vocabulary]] | |||
* [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Food|Food]] | |||
* [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/When-use-Vamonos?|When use Vamonos?]] | |||
* [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Bird|Bird]] | |||
* [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Winter|Winter]] | |||
* [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Sayings-of-Venezuela-Part-Two|Sayings of Venezuela Part Two]] | |||
* [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/Guatemalan-Slang|Guatemalan Slang]] | |||
* [[Language/Spanish/Vocabulary/How-to-Say-Good-Bye|How to Say Good Bye]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:26, 24 March 2023
Mexican Spanish - Slang Glossary
Hi everyone,
Today, you will learn some slang words & expressions in Mexican Spanish. If you are Mexican or have traveled to Mexico, please feel free to edit this wiki page. 🇲🇽
- WARNING: BE CAREFUL ON USING SOME OF THESE TERMS IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SOUND TACKY OR IF YOU DON'T WANT TO OFFEND SOMEONE. SOME OF THESE TERMS ARE VULGAR.
After mastering this lesson, you can also expand your Spanish vocabulary by exploring other related topics, such as Spanish art vocabulary, the four seasons in Spanish, and botanical terms in Spanish related to leaves. Happy learning! 😊
A[edit | edit source]
- A HUEVO!! (OF COURSE!!)
- A LA MADRE! or EN LA MADRE! or SU PUTA MADRE! (HOLY SHIT!)
- ABUELITA SOY TU NIETO (SEE 'A HUEVO!')
- ABUSADO/ABUSADA (CLEVER BOY/GIRL)
- AGUADO EL HELADO (SEE 'LEVE LA NIEVE')
- AGUÁNTAME (WAIT A BIT)
- AGUAS!! (WATCH OUT!!)
- AHI NOS VEMOS (SEE YOU LATER) NOTE: MEXICANS NEVER SAY HASTA LA VISTA.
- AHÍ NOS VIDRIOS (SEE YOU LATER)
- AHORITA (RIGHT NOW)
- AL RATÓN (LATER)
- ALIVIANADO (RELAXED)
- APÁ/AMÁ (DAD/MUM)
- '''A la verga!''' (Holy shit!)
- '''Andamos al millón''' (We're doing great!)
- '''Andar de huevos''' (To be cool or impressive)
- '''Andar pedo''' (To be drunk)
- '''Andar sobre ruedas''' (To be going smoothly)
- '''Arrastrado''' (Someone who is spineless or submissive)
- '''A toda madre''' (Awesome)
- '''Avión''' (A way of saying "let's go" or "let's get out of here")
B[edit | edit source]
- BARRIGA or PANZA (BELLY)
- '''Bájale''' (Calm down)
- '''Banda''' (A group of friends)
- '''Barrio''' (Neighborhood)
- '''Bato''' (Dude)
- '''Birria''' (Mess or chaos)
- '''Bola''' (Group or gang)
- '''Bolillo''' (Penis)
- '''Borracho''' (Drunk)
- '''Bronca''' (Fight or problem)
- '''Bueno onda''' (Cool or friendly)
C[edit | edit source]
- CAMARÓN (MONEY, OR CAN BE AN AFIRMATION STATEMENT)
- CANIJO (NAUGHTY)
- CARNAL (BROTHER)
- CARNALA (SISTER)
- CHALE (DAMN)
N[edit | edit source]
- NEL (NO)
- NETA? NETA! (QUESTION: REALLY? AFFIRMATION: REALLY!)
- NI MADRES! (OF COURSE NO!)
- NO HAY PEDO (NO PROBLEM). NOTE: MEXICANS NEVER SAY NO PROBLEMO OR NO PROBLEMA
- NO HAY PEX (NO PROBLEM)
- NO MANCHES (GIVE ME A BREAK)
O[edit | edit source]
- ÓRALE! (WOW!...see 'va!')
P[edit | edit source]
- PACHANGA (PARTY)
- PASARSE DE LANZA (TO BE RUDE)
- PEDA (ALCOHOLIC PARTY)
- PEDO (A PROBLEM, A FART, or could mean you are DRUNK too)
- PILLO/PILLÍN, PILLA/PILLINA (NAUGHTY BOY, NAUGHTY GIRL)
- PISALE!! (PUT THE PEDAL TO THE METAL)
- PORFA (SHORT FOR POR FAVOR = PLEASE)
Q[edit | edit source]
- QUÉ BUENA ONDA! (GOOD FOR YOU!)
- QUÉ PADRE! (SO COOL!, padre could mean chido too)
- RÍFATE! (DO IT DUDE!)
- Quiubo (what's up): combination of 'que' (what) and 'hubo' (verb 'haber' was) to mean 'what's up' or 'what happened')
R[edit | edit source]
- ROLA (SONG)
- ROLÓN (VERY GOOD SONG)
S[edit | edit source]
- SIMON or SALE or SAZ (YES, SURE)
- SUAVECITO (TAKE IT EASY)
T[edit | edit source]
- TOCHO (AMERICAN FOOTBALL)
- TONS? (CONTRACTION OF ENTONCES WHICH MEANS: SO? OR THEN?)
- TOQUÍN (PARTY WITH LIVE MUSIC)
V[edit | edit source]
- Va! (YES, I AGREE, SURE)
- VAGAR (TO ROAM)
- VALEDOR (GOOD FRIEND)
- VETE AL CARAJO (GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE)
W[edit | edit source]
- WEY (DUDE, MAN)
X[edit | edit source]
- XOCHITL (A WOMAN'S NAME)
Y[edit | edit source]
- YA CHOLE (ENOUGH!)
- YA MERITO (ALMOST THERE)
- YERBA (MARIJUANA)
Z[edit | edit source]
- ZAFARRANCHO (FIGHT)
- ZANATE (BLACKBIRD)
Videos[edit | edit source]
Spanish Slang: 6 Mexican Slang Words You Need to Know - YouTube[edit | edit source]
Standard Spanish vs Mexican Spanish || Learn some Mexican Slang ...[edit | edit source]
Other Lessons[edit | edit source]
- Beach
- Las Frutas
- Botanical Vocabulary
- Food
- When use Vamonos?
- Bird
- Winter
- Sayings of Venezuela Part Two
- Guatemalan Slang
- How to Say Good Bye