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Category: Mexican Slang

link to Bronca – Translation, and Meaning in English

Bronca – Translation, and Meaning in English

What is ‘bronca’ in Spanish? In Spanish, bronca is a slang term that can be used in informal contexts to express that a person has trouble or issues with something or someone. In this context,...

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link to Morro – Translation, and Meaning in English

Morro – Translation, and Meaning in English

Definition - Morro and its feminine form morra are one of the most robust Mexican slang words. We use it to call a girl or a boy, but we can also use it to express how young they are. Depending on...

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link to Jefe – Translation, and Meaning in English

Jefe – Translation, and Meaning in English

Definition -On top of being the direct translation of ‘boss’, in informal Spanish, jefe, jefa and jefes can be used to refer to your parents. Additionally, in some contexts, this word is as a...

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link to Órale – Translation, and Meaning in English

Órale – Translation, and Meaning in English

Orale is a slang word that Mexicans use as a way to express surprise, admiration, agreement, approval or disappointment. We also use it to urge someone to do something. As a result, it can be...

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link to Pancho – Translation, and Meaning in English

Pancho – Translation, and Meaning in English

When using Mexican slang, you may hear the word Pancho which could be referring to one of the nicknames of ‘Francisco’. However, in other contexts, this word could also be used to express that...

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link to No Manches – Translation, and Meaning in English

No Manches – Translation, and Meaning in English

When learning Mexican Slang ‘No manches’ is one of the most important phrases that you need to add to your vocabulary. Depending on the context, this slang phrase could mean ‘No way’, ‘Come...

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