How To Say Friend In Spanish

This article is part of a series Top 5 most searched Spanish slang words on Google where we have a complete list of examples for: 1. spanish slang for friend 2. spanish slang for weed 3. spanish slang for white people 4. western slang Spanish for cool 5. Spanish slang for girlsRead: how to say friends in SpanishSpanish slang for friends is the first suggestion Google gives you when you type the phrase “Spanish slang for” into the search box. So let me tell you that there are many words. For example, Diccionario de Americanismos list 140 terms! I did my research using all the sources in my spanish slang library and here is a huge list of spanish words used in latin america for reference best friend or friend. All in one place! Amigo is a generic translation for friends in Spanish, and from there you can get several variations such as amigazo, amigocho (Mexico), amigui (Chile) and amigucho. But if you want to mingle with the locals, you should consider some of the words on this list:

53 Examples of Spanish slang for friends

1. acere: Cuba2. alero: This is the Spanish word for “veranda,” but could mean you in Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.3. Bonco: In Cuba, it is used to refer to a close friend or attractive men4. bróder or Brother: Venezuela, Peru, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama, the Dominican Republic, and Ecuador use the bróder of the Spanish language, but Puerto Rico and Bolivia use the English “brother” of the Diccionario de Americanismos.5. broster: the word “brother” in Peruvian6. buey: This is Spanish for “cow,” but also means you in Mexico and Nicaragua.7. cabro: Costa Rica8. cabron: Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua.9. flesh: Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Argentina and Venezuela.10. Causality: Peru11. chamo: Venezuela12. chero: Honduras and El Salvador13. choche or chochera: Peru14. Chimpiras: Mexico15. cobio: CubaRead more: how to change your twitch password16. Collera: a group of close friends in Peru17. compass: It is a contraction from compañero and it is used in Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Argentina and Costa Rica.18. coño de madre: Venezuela19. Cooperation: Cuba, Puerto Rico20. cuaderno: Mexico21. cuadro: Colombia22. curator: I though this is a Mexican word, but to my surprise it is also used in Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Venezuela, Bolivia and Paraguay according to the Diccionario de Americanismos.23. flubila: Cuba24. diablo: used in Venezuela (between gangs)25. ecobio: Cuba26. el mio: Venezuela27. fren: Panama. The word “friend” in English.28. gallada: Peru, Colombia29. gancho: The word means “hook” in Spanish, but it is used in Chile as “friend” or “close friend”.30. gauche: Venezuela31. gomía: The word was formed by changing the syllable order of “amigo” in Argentina.32. güey: In Mexico used as a noun is “you”, but it can also be used as an interjection to express surprise.33. hermano or hermana: This is used in almost all Latin American countries: Guatemala, Panama, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay, Honduras, Nicaragua, Chile and less commonly more used in Costa Rica.34. llave, llavería or llavero: Colombia35. Slaves: Dominican Republic, Venezuela and Northern Colombia36. mother: Costa Rica37. manito: Nicaragua and Dominican Republic, Mexico38. mano: Guatemala, Nicaragua, Bolivia and Panama.39. naño or nana: Peru and the Northwest of Argentina40. dero or dera: It stands for compañero or compañera and is used in Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, Venezuela, and Colombia (North and Southwest)41. pana fuerte: Puerto Rico42. pana: Mexico, Panama, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia (West), Honduras, El Salvador and Nicaragua.43. panaderia: Venezuela44. panaful: Dominican Republic45. Panita: Puerto Rico and Ecuador46. parce: Colombia47. parcero: Colombia and Ecuador48. pasiero: Panama49. pata: Cuba, Peru, Boliva (Souhwest) and Chile50. primo: Honduras, Mexico, Costa Rica and Eastern Boliva51. vale: Northern Colombia and Venezuela52. won: from the word “huevón” in Peru.53. yunta: Nicaragua, Cuba, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela and Peru There are many more words, but I think this list will give you a great taste from all over Latin America. If you want to know more Spanish slang for your friends, check out the Speak Latino online dictionary here. Top 5 most searched Spanish slang words on Google I will give you lists for weeds, whites, cool and girls.Check out other Spanish Slang articles.Read more: how to know if the buyer on ebay is legit | Top Q&A