Pinche los estudiantes no saben nada de español. This adjective is used in a negative way. Is a cool guy because he knows snowboard better than his friends.) 13. An equivalent to cabron.Įs un chingon porque sabe snowboard mejor que todos sus amigos. To saying somebody is cool or better than the rest. It’s equal to NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training) in The short form of “Ni trabaja ni estudiar”(neither work nor study). Nini (A person who neither work nor study) “Tengo cruda.” (I’m having hangover.) 11. Cruda (Hangover)Ĭruda only used in Mexico, the word for hangover in other spanish countries is “resaca” “Aguas con el carro que paso muy rápido!” (Watch out for the car that’s driving fast.) 10. To warn somebody or to tell somebody to watch out. “Eres un pendejo si haces algo y no te queda bien hecho.” (You’re an asshole if you’re doing something and not doing it well.) 9. It is a very offensive word, beware of using it! “Que pasó, Alejandro?” (What have you been doing, Alejandro?) 8. “Que buena onda que viajes mucho.” (That’s good that you travel a lot.).“Que buena onda” contains the meaning of telling something is great and have a good vibe.In a question form: “Que onda?” it means what’s up?.There are two meaning for “que onda” depends on how you use it. “Que padre que estas aprendiendo slangs.” (It’s cool that you’re learning slangs.” 6. It has the same meaning as “que chido” and it is less used. “Que chido que estes visitando Mexico.” (How awesome it is that you’re visiting Mexico.) 5. “Que chido que alguien inventó el whatsapp.” (How amazing it is that somebody invented whatsapp.) To express when you think something is amazing or cool.Īmazing, super, cool “que chido que alguien invento el whatsapp” “Guey, como te va?” (Dude, how are you?) 4. “Guey, cual es tu problema?” (Bro, what’s your problem?) Usage as cabrón but this is more common to be heard in conversation and “Eres un cabrón cuando te tardas de responder.” (You’re a bastard when you are late to answer.) 3. “Como estas, cabrón?” (How are you, dude?) It might be offensive if you say this to somebody that’s not too close. Mainly used among close friend to replace their name. “Vamos al cine?” (let’s go to the cinema?) Orale (Hell yeah)Īn affirmation, stronger word for yes, just like hell yeah. Learning these slangs not only help you have a better understanding of Mexican Spanish, it also makes easier to get around Mexico and making more local friends. Whenever you’re in Mexico and asked somebody there to teach you some Spanish, they would first think of teaching you the Mexican slang. Each of them is very unique and commonly used in Mexican society. During my journey of learning Spanish in Mexico, I had “discovered” a lot of interesting words that ONLY used in Mexico. Mexican Spanish is one of the most spoken Spanish in the world with at least 122 million people in just Mexico.
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