- Ya entend. - ndale!. Higado noun A person who is very difficult to get along with. Depending on the context, it can mean MXN$1, One Mexican Peso, or MXN$1,000, One Thousand Mexican Pesos. Me Caga exclam Expression meaning something or someone is irritating, or makes you angry. Chaquistle noun A small species of mosquito, or midge. Stems from the days of mounted highwaymen, who would rob carriages on horseback. Nic Chac noun A Yucatan equivalent of escamol, but with wasp larvae rather than ants. 'Me cago en la leche' literally means 'I crap in the milk' and is used to express anger or annoyance. Hocico, Tener Caliente el expression Literally to have a warm snout, this in an expression used to denote a persons stage of enibriation, when after having had a few alcoholic drinks, to have a desire to drink more. No conozco el pozole verde de Chilapa, pero el de Acapulco me gusta mucho.. A debate rages in Mexico over whether its possible to prepare a Quesadilla without cheese. It is important to recognise that if a young person uses this language, it does not necessarily mean they are being exploited. Chiquilique noun A sea creature known in English as a Pacific Mole Crab. Weymeans "dude" when talking to friends. e.g. Que hueva ir a trabajar (What a pain to have to go to work). A steal. Literally, to be raw. 2. noun A disgraceful thing or act. No maaaa exclam Common way of saying No mames, particularly in messaging applications. Literally Im not a gold coin. Hampa noun A gang, or organised criminal group. Given that the roots of organised crime in the area stems from the production of marijuana and opium in the mountains of Sinaloas Sierra Madre mountain range, the inhabitants of the region did not have access to clean drinking water, and the water they did have access to was often contaminated by chemical fertilizers which had the unusual effect of swelling a regular drinkers neck. Aeromosa noun An air hostess, originally for Aeromexico, but can be used for any airline. Wrestlers are divided between rudos and tecnicos. Comes from the word Rey, meaning King. La neta es que me cagas (The truth be told, you are very irritating). But Lara shrugs off the risk of being criticized for bringing the gangland vocabulary into Mexico's own Spanish dictionary, which first appeared in 2010 to highlight the country's . Porfiriato noun The historical period of 1876 to 1911 during which General Porfirio Diaz ruled Mexico as president/dictator. Cargar la Cruz verb To be hungover. Literally we have to plough with these oxen. Gorgojo noun A insect pest which damages corn and bean crops. De Pelos Antiquated description of something which is very good or impressive. Most commonly found on the Pacific Coast. Se lo ech al plato (She fucked him). Dont be offended if you are called Gero, its not an offensive term. A dictionary of slang - "B" - Slang and colloquialisms of the UK. An individual who one cannot take seriously. Dar Culo verb Of something to make a person nervous or scared. Chilangolandia noun Mexico City. Instead of using muchacho or muchacha or nio or nia, try out the Mexican slang term for "boy" or "girl," which is chango or changa. I-Griega noun The letter Y. e.g. The oxford dictionary of slang. A wank. Dar Lata verb To make problems, or nag. Huevn noun A lazy or work-shy individual. Quiobolas exclam Rude alternative to que hubole, given that it suffixes the word bolas. La Roa noun Any form of skin disease or rash. Best translated as Ah Fuck! A person of nationality of the country of Mexico. Its most commonly eaten in taco form, with coriander, onion and pineapple. Everybody understands it in Mxico. A Gusto expression Descriptive of being content, or at ease, in a situation. Le carg el payaso expression An expression meaning that something or someone has either died, or come to the end of its life. See below for the ever expanding list. Tianguis noun A street market or flea market. ( Would anyone like to try my ceviche? Chingn 1. adj. Chingar verb. Equivalent expression would be Big hat, no cattle, or All mouth, no trousers. e.g. Ay, que guarro eres (Ugh, youre so vulgar). From Valer Madre. e.g. muff. Por fis exclam Colloquial, abbreviated or cute, way of saying Por Favor (Please). Used to distinguish between the letters I and Y, which are pronounced similarly. Lo llam a cagarlo (She called him up to give him a telling off). Buena Onda adj A person who is easygoing or pleasant to be with. Every Spanish learner living in Spain should know how to say: "Quiero ir de tapas" (I want to go for tapas). Guarura noun A bodyguard. Therefore, chamarra can be the safer of the two words. To turn whatever you are eating into tacos by placing it inside a tortilla and eating it as such. Tienes la mano cargada expression You serve very strong drinks. El Barrio Me Respalda expression Literally the Hood has my back. Cola que te pisen expression To have a shady past. Sort the table columns by country, language, or title. This is a rather informal expression, equivalent somewhat to kicking the bucket in English, and should not be used in formal situations. Chamba. After a heavy drinking session, clients would buy their te-por-ocho pesos in the street in the hope of mitigating their hangovers. Also La Penultima. Huichol noun Indigenous peoples native to western Jalisco and Nayarit states. Generic term for an adult woman, or women. Literally A donkey has no fear. 3. verb In the context of cagar a alguien, to yell at someone, or give them a bollocking. It is widely used in Chile. Chamba is the Mexican slang word for 'work' or 'job'.. Tengo mucha chamba. Taco noun Mexican culinary staple. Crack noun Someone who is the best at what they do. Stemming from the days in which a taxi meter was similar in appearance to a roulette wheel. Getting expelled from school, or getting into the best college, would both be deserving of the phrase. La Morena being the road (as in, the dark one) and being both flirty and slippery. e.g. que buena peda anoche (What a good party that was last night), A state of complete inebriation. Que hubo exclalm Whats up? Ni pies ni cabeza, no encontrar expression Descriptive of something which makes no sense, or has no point to it. The city of Tapachula considers itself La Perla del Soconusco (The Pearl of the Soconusco). noun A task which is boring, tiresome or unenjoyable. Que te gustaria de comer? Camagun adj Descriptive of damp, or still green, firewood. 2. Cura noun A Baja-Californian word for something amusing. a garage door, or front gate. Jalas? (Were going to the bar. 100 action and movement verbs. Concede cambio de luces A road sign commonly seen on federal highways asking motorists to be considerate of their headlights when passing oncoming vehicles. This comes from the time when households would toss their dirty water out; before doing so, they would yell "aguas," to those nearby to warn them. Guajolotera noun A public bus which follows an informal start-stop route. Literally, to save their gullets. Tirar Para verb To engage in sexual intercourse. Something which a person might say they would eat with their eyes. Yastas exclam Informal way of saying, or writing, ya estas (There you go). 2. adj Descriptive of something which is very good or impressive. Bajo noun The region of central Mexico, running from Puebla State in the east, and comprising Mexico City and the region up to Zacatecas in the northwest. Fue una ganga! (I got it for 100 pesos, it was a steal!). Bocanada noun A strong hit from a smokeable material, e.g. A huevo! Ser la leche. Gringo Puetero (Yankee Tosser), as referenced in the Molotov hit song Frijolero. Tenochttlan noun The nahuatl term for Mexico City, as it was known under the Aztecs who inhabited the area. e.g. Tamal noun A typical dish consisting of corn dough mixed (most commonly) with pork lard, and stuffed with various fillings, before being wrapped in a plant leaf (most commonly corn husks, but often in banana leaf), and cooked. Literally it has rained since that happened/. Also kiosko in smaller towns. Literally A cactus spine in the balls. An Ox (castrated bull). The puta doctor kept my packet and said I . Taquiza noun A social event at which tacos are served. Carambola noun Starfruit. an armadillo has a caparazn, an oyster does not. Literally a parachutist. This common word comes from the Raramuri language, in which Guaru means big. Si no conoces a Dios, a cualquier santo que te le hincas expression A saying which says that if a person has never experienced the best quality product, then they cannot tell the difference between the poor quality to which they are accustomed. In Mexican slang, chamarra means jacket. Dos-Tres expression A very chilango way of saying probably, or more likely than not. Stems from the phrase Mndame. Achichincle noun A subordinate, or employee. Also happysn. Cakito noun A young thug or would-be gangster. A chulada is a beautiful thing or occurrence. Pifiar verb To make a mistake or error. Al Gusto adj Usually referring to food, prepared in the style which the diner desires. exclam Expression of surprise regional to the Yucatan Peninsuka. Some of the worlds most gifted runner, Raramuri means light feet, or hard feet in their native language. Partir el queso verb To be the person to cut the cheese is to be the host, or most important individual within a social setting. Calentano adj Of something or someone native to the Tierra Caliente region of western Mexico, which encompasses the states of Michoacan, Jalisco and Guerrero. Huevos al Gusto (Eggs as you like them). Bichote. Te lleva mi carnal, el es de buena onda (my friend will take you, hes a good guy). Most commonly after a large amount of rain has fallen the day before, and he heat of the sun is now evaporating the rainwater, causing high humidity levels. Cuajar verb To solidify or become firm (think of jelly setting). FREE List of 75 Mexican Spanish Phrases and Expressions Receive via email our list of common Mexican Spanish Phrases with English translations. e.g. e.g. Generic term generally meaning assent, most commonly used in Mexico City and the surrounding area. la fiesta estaba desangelada (the party was dead). A homeless woman who carries her worldly possessions in bags. To find you other/better half. Ahuevo exclam An exclamation in the affirmative. Sape noun A firm telling off, or bollocking. Gringo noun A U.S. citizen, most often of European descent. Atole noun A traditional drink made from corn, in which the starch from the grains forms the base of the beverage. e.g. Literally I cant find the head nor the feet. e.g. Can also be used in other contexts. e.g. For example, running a red light in your vehicle, or being cut up in traffic. This slang dictionary seeks to support parents, carers and professionals to better understand the language young people may be using and support them to safeguard young people. Madral noun A large, or significant amount. Caparazn noun The hard skin or armour of an animal. A dog. e.g. Quiote noun The large flowering trunk sent upwards by a mature agave, to complete its lifecycle. bag off Verb. Poca madre (Really cool) 4. es mi Gallo expression referring to something the speaker wants, desires, or is interested in. e.g. We'll cover the most popular Spanish slang words and phrases and provide their English translation as well as Spanish pronunciation for English speakers. It is thought to have come from the English word "plink", which means to shoot randomly and casually at targets. Mayalandia noun Affectionate nicknames for the southeast of Mexico, i.e. What a kicking!). You've probably heard the English expression "big shot": a person with a lot of money, power, or influence. verb To enjoy oneself, or have a good time. Equivalent of I beg you pardon?. ero noun A mate, or friend. A thief is agazapado. Gasolinazo noun A sudden hike in gasoline prices. Juarense noun A native of Ciudad Juarez. Also al chilazo. e.g. The location of many car accidents. This a very barrio term, or perceived as low-class. Pollera noun Yucatan regional synonym of Guajolotera. The composite term became a slang word for those likely to drink the beverage. Download: This blog post is available as a convenient and portable PDF that you can . Hola gallo, como estas (Hello mate, how are you?). Juate en el Huevo exp An annoying or irritating thing. is a classic example of someone mentando madre. This word comes from a measure of five tortillas in 19th Century Guadalajara, known as a Tapata. It also allows multiple sorting criteria! Te crees muy muy (You think you're something special) Mexican slang for someone with a tacky, or poor attitude, and is considered less sophisticated than your regular member of society. exclam Lets go! Synonym of the imperative vmonos! Also Valer Madre. A female partner, girlfriend, wife or hanger-on, of a member of the Sinaloa Cartel. A verb 'chingar' is also commonly used in expressions like ' No me chingues!', or 'Vete a la chingada.' = 'Don't fuck with me! Chilangada noun A rude of discourteous action undertaken, befitting of a Chilango. Synonym of Chingn. lets do it!, sure!. Tejolote noun A pestle the grinding implement held in the hand while using a pestle and mortar. Son of a bitch. The phrase means pepper pork in Mayan. Fuchicaca adj Bad, ugly or undesirable. Literally a bite. noun A person hailing from the north of the country. The term comes from the Nahuatl language: Itacatl, meaning bag, or rucksack. Vaso Michelado A frosted glass with condiments prepared to be mixed with beer. Panga noun A small fishing boat. adj Descriptive of the climate, when it is very hot and humid. Echar Reja verb In the Bajo, the traditional term for going to visit your girlfriend in her family home. Over 420,000 translations of current Spanish and English. Bolillo noun A bread roll, or individual sized piece of bread. Close equivalent to "ghetto" in English. Also Jalada. The etymology of the word comes from the Nahuatl term Chilantzin, meaning foreigner or stranger. La Chona A popular Mexican banda song, with which it is joked that if you want to find Mexicans anywhere in the world, it should be played and they will apear. Nahuatl term for a mountain or hill. Thus, those members of the mountain peasant classes who became the barons of local narcotic production became known as buchnes (from buche, meaning throat) he of the swollen throat. Patchouli noun Descriptive of a person who is easily offended, or apparently emotionally weak. 2. e.g. Cacharpo noun The bus drivers assistant, or conductor on public transport. Literally a dogs paw. Se hizo en la casa de un servidor (It was done in my house). Chavindeca noun A dish native to the tierra caliente reigon of Michoacan State, consisting meat and cheese sandwiched between two large grilled corn tortillas,. It is a shortened version of the phrase Que Vergonsoso (how shameful/embarrassing). expression To reveal a truth which will cause problems. To explain something liket he person you are talking to if a five-year-old. Mueren Burros, No a cada rato expression Denoting that something is a special occasion. Used to signify the difference between the letters B and V, which are pronounced similarly. These are the individuals who hang out of the side of the bus to coordinate the charging, taking on and letting off of passengers. Machista noun A man who is sexist, or believes that men are more important than women, and acts accordingly in his day-to-day life. Cejas Tepiteas noun False painted-on eyebrows, usually in a very garish style. Often used in terms of business sense. Jarocho noun A native of the coast of Veracruz state. Paladar de Cartn noun Descriptive of a person with poor taste in food. e.g. It is then often mixed with beer, to make michelato. Polcan noun A dish from the Yucatan, consisting of a fried corn dough ball, with is opened and filled with one of a variety of stuffings. noun A bar, or stick, used to block a doorway in the absence of an actual lock. e.g. A brown-nose. e.g. The Chilangos say its possible, the Provincia says its not. Charolear verb To work as a waiter, or waiting tables. Duda, no quedarse con expression To go ahead and do something that you are considering. a wedding. Ladronzuelo noun A professional mugger. Lagunero noun A native of the city of Torren, Coahuila. Literally, give it to yourself.. Dar la cara verb In a situation of conflict or disagreement, of a party to present themselves in person to respond. Fijado adj Descriptive of a person who is easily offended, or takes everything very personally. exclam Expression used to indicate irritation or annoyance at another person. If you ever wanna be considered fluent, you better learn some.. noun A novice, or person without adequate experience. Lencha noun Despective and offensive word for lesbian. Chicol noun An agricultural tool consisting of a knife at the end of a long pole, used to cut ripe fruit from trees. Me mama expression Descriptive of something which a person greatly enjoys. You can step it up by saying: "Quiero ir de tapeo.". e.g. That is what Dictionary of Spanish Slang provides: an alphabetically arranged collection of national and supranational slang terms and colloquial expressions. Abuelita de Batman exclam A toned-down way of saying Ahuevo! So-called because they have run away from Mexico. A la Viva Mexico, Hacer verb To do something a la Viva Mexico is to do it in an improvised, carefree, without permission or illegal manner. Most often heard in modern world during Temazcal. Chancla If you've ever been hit with a flip flop by your Mexican aunt or mother, then you know the meaning of chancla. Tengo palanca (Ive got a guy). rale exclam 1. Se infect con Covid, y le carg el payaso (He was infected with Covid, and kicked the bucket). El Gabacho The United States, or an American person when used in the personal context. e.g. Given that he is from Tabasco State, where the Pejelagarto (alligator gar) is an endemic species of fauna, and local delicacy. Finish whatever you are doing quickly (most commonly used with a beer). "Terraza" can be a patio or a rooftop. For he who is a fool, wherever he lands, he loses). It would be extremely ill-advised to refer to an air hostess in this way. Echar Aguas verb To keep an eye out, or watch for approaching danger. Vato noun Informal word for a man. The tightly curled hair genetically typical of black people. Chonguitos noun The term for crossing ones fingers in the hope of receiving good luck. Esta tragando camote (Look at this idiot with the green light, but he isnt moving. 3. noun An important person or boss. No mames (literally means 'don't suck it') is one of the most ubiquitous Mexican swearwords. This English-Spanish Dictionary of Health Related Terms was developed for the use by health care personnel and other professionals working with the Latino population in the United States. No hay moros en la costa expression Literal equivalent of The coast is clear in English. See other entry for details. Chingada Madre! Mala Copa adj Descriptive of a person who cannot hold their drink, becomes drunk easily, or is prone to foolishness once drunk. Manotazo noun A proverbial slap on the wrist. In this paper the creation of two important relevant resources for the double entendre and humour recognition problem in Mexican Spanish is described: a morphological dictionary and a. Chavo/chava Raramuri noun A tribe of indigenous people native to the state of Chihuahua. Dote noun A dowry paid by the grooms side of the family. Chale exp An expression of disappointment or frustration. I have a lot of work.. Chingatelo/la: imperative 1. Date exclam Assention that an individual should proceed with their plans. Paloma noun A mixed drink containing Tequila, lime juice and grapefruit soda (Squirt or Fresca). Even though Spanish curse words are fun to learn, you aren't going to be able to hold a conversation with them. Pocho is an Americanized Mexican-American. Aguantar Vara expression Meaning to Man-up, or endure. La luz esta en roja, pero me la voy a pasar a la Viva Mexico. (The stoplight is red, but Im going anyway because Long Live Mexico!). ProZ.com Headquarters 235 Harrison Street Suite 202 Syracuse, NY 13202 USA +1-315-463-7323 If you are afraid of heights, beware. to shoot at the goal. This is different from a quesadilla in that it is not folded. e.g. e.g. Adding some slang to your speech will make you sound like a local but make sure you use slang in the correct context and be sensitive about the foreign culture you find yourself in. Unas de Cal por las de Arenas expression Signifying that in life, misfortune is an inevitable occurrence on the road to success. Ponchar adj To roll a joint, or skin up. Lana noun Money. Fresa adj Posh, spoiled, with aspirations to, or pertaining to the higher end of society. Tragar Camote expression To be unattentive, or distracted. Teporocho noun A common alcoholic, or vagrant. Estar crudo (To be hungover) 8. Literally with ones hands in the dough. Cartel del Noroeste noun Organised crime organisation from Coahuila and Tamaulipas, dominating primarily the stretch of U.S. border from Piedras Negras to Ciudad Acua. Matcha roasted chilis ground finely, and then left to infuse in oil. 2. verb To make a mistake. Chaqueta can also mean jacket, but it can mean masturbation too. 2. No soy monedita de oro expression Im not here to please everybody. Choro noun A tall story, most likely false. Simn exclam Affirmation meaning yes. Often in celebration or passion. e.g. Pulque noun The fermented juice of the agave, turned into a popular alcoholic drink, generally with an ABV of around 5%. e.g. The slang insult gey, for "idiot" or "stupid person" emerges from the "cuckold" sense of buey. Descriptive of a person who appears to be very powerful, rich or elegant; but in reality does not have the resources to back it up, or is hollow. 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