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Talk the Talk: Spanish Slang Words for Casual Conversations

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alk the Talk: Spanish Slang Words for Casual Conversations
Talk the Talk: Spanish Slang Words for Casual Conversations

Hello Super Learners!

Welcome back to the blog where Spanish becomes your superpower! Before we dive into the vibrant world of Spanish slang, remember to hit that subscribe button for our newsletter. More and more people are learning Spanish every day, and you can be one of them, receiving daily Spanish magic straight to your inbox!


Now, let's kick things off with the joke of the day to get those Spanish giggles going:


Why did the Spanish word take a break from being used? Because it needed to "refrescar" its meaning! 😂 (To refresh)


Alright, let's get to the heart of today's topic - Spanish slang! Slang is the secret sauce that adds flavor to your conversations and can make you sound like a native in no time. So, here are some Spanish slang words to sprinkle into your chit-chats.

  1. Guay - Cool

  • ¡Esa camiseta está muy guay! (That T-shirt is really cool!)

  1. Chaval(a) - Kid, young person

  • Ese chaval sabe un montón sobre coches. (That kid knows a lot about cars.)

  1. Tío/Tía - Dude/Guy/Girl (Also means uncle/aunt, but not in slang)

  • ¡Tío, no me lo puedo creer! (Dude, I can't believe it!)

  1. Mola - It's cool / It rocks

  • Me mola esta música. (I think this music is cool.)

  1. Vale - Okay, all right

  • Vale, nos vemos a las ocho. (Okay, see you at eight.)

  1. Currar - To work (informal)

  • Tengo que currar hasta tarde hoy. (I have to work late today.)

  1. Marcha - Party atmosphere/nightlife

  • En esta ciudad hay mucha marcha. (There's a lot of nightlife in this city.)

  1. Pasta - Money (informal)

  • No puedo ir al cine, no tengo pasta. (I can't go to the cinema, I don't have money.)

  1. Chungo - Bad quality or feeling unwell

  • Esa comida está un poco chunga. (That food is a bit bad.)

  1. Cotilla - Gossiper

  • No le cuentes nada a Ana, es muy cotilla. (Don't tell anything to Ana, she's very gossipy.)

Use these slang words to add a dash of authenticity to your Spanish convos and watch the magic happen. And hey, why keep the learning to yourself? Share the love and tell your friends to subscribe to our YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHRZtjIc5JMEzxppFdWax1w) for even more Spanish learning goodness!


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Now, it's time to say adiós, but not without reminding you of our motto: "Si estás buscando clases online de español en internet puedes encontrar muchas pero si lo que quieres es aprender español, Spanish Super Tutor." (If you're looking for online Spanish classes on the internet, you can find many but if what you want is to learn Spanish, Spanish Super Tutor.)

Keep it sassy, keep it Spanish, Super Learners!


Hasta la próxima

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