[GUIDE] Slang hispanic or mexican.

[Sinatrio]

Beberapa gangsta disini ada mexican atau hispanic, kali ini saya akan sampain kan beberapa kata penting dalam "bahasa gaul hispanic atau mexican" agar saat kita ber RP terasa real, okay, ini dia ((Format : [Hispanic] - [English] :

Slang

Hola - Hello                                     
Adios- Goodbye
Gracias - Thanks
Por Favor - Please
Bueno - Good
Malo - Bad
Nuevo - New
Que - What
Que bola - What's up
Nombre - Name
Casa -  House
Familia - Family
Madre - Mother
Padre - Father
Tu' - You, your (tidak di gunakan di setiap waktu)
Tu's - Yours (Penggunaan: "is it tu's coche? ")
Holmes - Friend, mate
Vato - Guy, dude
Hombre - Guy, dude ( Tidak terlalu akbrab dari pada Vato)
Nino - Boy
Amigo - Friend
Vida - Life
Problema - Problem
Coche / Carucha - Car
Pistola - Gun
Drogas - Drugs
Cerveza - Beer
Luchar - To fight
Cuchillo - Knife
Uno - One
Dos -  Two
Tres - Three
Barrio / Varrio - Turf ,  Hood, neightbourhood
Oye - Hey
Ese - Dude (Hanya di gunakan oleh Surenos, E-Sur -e)
Ene - Dude (Hanya di gunakan ole Nortenos, E- Norte - e)
Jura - Cop
Policia - Police
Clicka - Gang
Pinche - Sama seperti " FUCK " dalam bahasa inggris, "Fucking cop got in my way "
Sureno - Orang yang tinggal di sureno, dari bagian selatan
Norteno - Orang yang tinggal di Nortenos, dari bagian utara
Scapa - Kata menghina untuk Surenos oleh Nortenos
Norputo - Kata menghina untuk Nortenos olehe Surenos
Cuete - Gun
Chinga - To Fuck
Pendejo - Dick head
Maricon - Fag
Puto - Male whore
Puta - Female whore
Idiota - Idiot
Cabron - Asshole, bastart
Gringo - American, foreigner, white person
Culo - Ass
Cojones - Balls
Berga - Dick
Chela - Beer
Strapped - Carrying a gun (Penggunaan: " Tu' strapped holmes?")
Mierda - Shit
Mota / Herba - Drugs
Chica - Senorita - Girl
Loco - Crazy
Como - How

 

Kalau mau nambah atau ada keliru dari post ini, reply aja disini ya, thx before

Credits: Me and Uncle Google

[Copoblack]

Naaah,iyaaa rumah itu casa' makasih Mas Sinatrio Sekarang jadi inget slangnya ...

[$Prestigeholic$]

Aduh banyak nih, susah di inget kek nya wakwak, gua usahain dah biar inget

[$casualmind$]

Nice one udah rada apal hehe

[PatriotNaikPedang]

Nice Guide, pedoman bagi Rpnya orang Mexico hahah

[Rogers]

Updated soon.

[Rogers]

MEXICAN SLANG GUIDE.

- El "Jale", La "Tranza" = Job, work. "Jale" can also be used for legal intentions. "What's your "jale"? - Where do you work? or What do you do? Tranza on the other hand is more oriented to an illegal activity.

- "Cuerno de chivo" = AK - 47.

- "A huevo" = Mexican expression for "Hell yeah".

- "Orale" = Can be used as the "A huevo" concept but "Orale" can have many meanings such as "Let's do it", "Move", "Watch out" and a simple "Ok" or "Yeah". It is also a word heavily used by mexicans up to this date and probably will always be. Words like "Sobres" and "Sale" have a similar meaning.

- "Que rollo?" (Commonly used on the northern regions of Mexico), "Que onda?" (Used everywhere in Mexico), "Que tranza?" (Commonly used on the Center areas such as Mexico City), "Que show?" (Commonly used everywhere aswell) = What's up? 

- "Chiva", "Chivato", "Rata" = Snitch, informant. "Sapo" can also be used although is more of a Colombian slang word. 

- "Chido", "Chingón", "Con Madre!" = Cool, dope. These two words are used all over the country and are very characteristic of the Mexican people.

- "Chapulín" = Organization hopper. The word literally means cricket.

- "Manguera" = A person that "leaks" too much info as the literal meaning is "Hose". Usually referred for people who "brag" a lot. 

- "Placoso" = Something that denotes or is meant to have the "Mañoso" look. It can be anything from a car modification to a gold plated gun. 

- "Mañoso" = Slang for mafioso, mafia looking.

- "Halcón" = Lookout. The literal meaning is hawk. 

- "Sicario" = Hitman.

- "Mula" = Smuggler.

- "Narco", "Malandro", "Malandrín", "Mañoso", "Traqueto" = Slang used most commonly for narco - traffickers. "Malandrín" though can also be employed for common criminals.

- "Estaca" = Low level enforcer. 

- "Contra" = Enemy, rival.

- "Chota", "Tira", "Puercos" (Pigs) = Police. Mexicans don't commonly use the term "Jura". That's more like a Mexican - American thing. 

- "Mota", "Café", "Hierba", "Yeska" = Weed. 

- "Períco", "Caspita", "Polvo" "Lavada" = Cocaine.

- "Jefe" = Boss or Father.

- "Jefa" = Female Boss or Mother.

- "Carnal" = Brother, homie, friend. "Carnala" = Sister.

- "Compa", "Camarada", "Pariente", "Cuñado" = Partner, dude, friend.

- "Wey" = Dude. Pronounced like "Goo - Hey" refers to a "Buey" which is spanish for "Bull". Probably a very old mexican slang and one of the most representatives.

- "Morras", "Viejas", "Plebitas" = Women. "Morra" or "Morrita" can also be employed for a female kid ("Niña") or daughter ("Hija"). 

- "Morro" = Kid. "Morrito" can be used for a male kid ("Niño") or son ("Hijo")

- "Mija", "Mijo" = Mi (My) Hijo, Mi (My) Hija. Similar to english slang of "Son", the term "Mijo" can be used by one older person to a younger one. It can also pretend to denote superior experience from one to another. When it comes to genders, if a male says it to a female or the other way around it is usually in a nice and caring way. 

- "'Telocico" = Abbreviation of "Cállate el hocico". This expression can be heard mostly on the northern areas of the country and it means "S.T.F.U.". Mexican Americans may also be aware of it. 

- "'Naaambre" = This expression is a way of saying "No Way". 

- "Awitado" = Sad, angry.

- "Ondeado" = Angry, Tripping.

- "Sin Broncas" = All good. "Broncas" meaning trouble and "Sin" without.

- "Trago" "Pisto" = Drink, Drinks. "Pistear"; to drink alcohol. 

- "Botella" = Bottle.

- "Troca" = SUV, pick-up truck.

- "Cuete", "Fusca", "Fierro" = Gun. Not to confuse "Fierro" with "Filero" the last one meaning blade or shank. 

- "Plaza" = Turf.

- "Paro" = Favor.

 

credits goes to : LS**

[helmyattahanif]

Hola, Que Bola holmes?

[Rogers]

Hola, Que Bola holmes?

 

Da Nada putta!

[Schiffer]

Oye Pendejo!

Nambah pengetahuan juga nih    meskipun RP nya bukan gangster Hispanic, ngerti ngerti dikit lah kalau lagi RPan.. wkwkwk..   

[w9usti]

Que pasa, 'ese.

[Tiak]

Orang mexican ga bisa ngomong J, jadi J diganti H.

hahahaha= jajajaja.

cuma nambahin gitu doang, amigos.

[Fermosa]

Iyaa bener haha diganti jadi jaja, pendeja di katakan 'pendekha'

 

Tetapi kalau dalam IC kayanya kita gaperlu ganti haha jadi jaja ;/

[4duakosong]

nambah pengetauan, +1

[Ryan Putra Azril]

On 5/29/2014 at 5:07 PM, Rogers said:

MEXICAN SLANG GUIDE.

- El "Jale", La "Tranza" = Job, work. "Jale" can also be used for legal intentions. "What's your "jale"? - Where do you work? or What do you do? Tranza on the other hand is more oriented to an illegal activity.

- "Cuerno de chivo" = AK - 47.

- "A huevo" = Mexican expression for "Hell yeah".

- "Orale" = Can be used as the "A huevo" concept but "Orale" can have many meanings such as "Let's do it", "Move", "Watch out" and a simple "Ok" or "Yeah". It is also a word heavily used by mexicans up to this date and probably will always be. Words like "Sobres" and "Sale" have a similar meaning.

- "Que rollo?" (Commonly used on the northern regions of Mexico), "Que onda?" (Used everywhere in Mexico), "Que tranza?" (Commonly used on the Center areas such as Mexico City), "Que show?" (Commonly used everywhere aswell) = What's up? 

- "Chiva", "Chivato", "Rata" = Snitch, informant. "Sapo" can also be used although is more of a Colombian slang word. 

- "Chido", "Chingón", "Con Madre!" = Cool, dope. These two words are used all over the country and are very characteristic of the Mexican people.

- "Chapulín" = Organization hopper. The word literally means cricket.

- "Manguera" = A person that "leaks" too much info as the literal meaning is "Hose". Usually referred for people who "brag" a lot. 

- "Placoso" = Something that denotes or is meant to have the "Mañoso" look. It can be anything from a car modification to a gold plated gun. 

- "Mañoso" = Slang for mafioso, mafia looking.

- "Halcón" = Lookout. The literal meaning is hawk. 

- "Sicario" = Hitman.

- "Mula" = Smuggler.

- "Narco", "Malandro", "Malandrín", "Mañoso", "Traqueto" = Slang used most commonly for narco - traffickers. "Malandrín" though can also be employed for common criminals.

- "Estaca" = Low level enforcer. 

- "Contra" = Enemy, rival.

- "Chota", "Tira", "Puercos" (Pigs) = Police. Mexicans don't commonly use the term "Jura". That's more like a Mexican - American thing. 

- "Mota", "Café", "Hierba", "Yeska" = Weed. 

- "Períco", "Caspita", "Polvo" "Lavada" = Cocaine.

- "Jefe" = Boss or Father.

- "Jefa" = Female Boss or Mother.

- "Carnal" = Brother, homie, friend. "Carnala" = Sister.

- "Compa", "Camarada", "Pariente", "Cuñado" = Partner, dude, friend.

- "Wey" = Dude. Pronounced like "Goo - Hey" refers to a "Buey" which is spanish for "Bull". Probably a very old mexican slang and one of the most representatives.

- "Morras", "Viejas", "Plebitas" = Women. "Morra" or "Morrita" can also be employed for a female kid ("Niña") or daughter ("Hija"). 

- "Morro" = Kid. "Morrito" can be used for a male kid ("Niño") or son ("Hijo")

- "Mija", "Mijo" = Mi (My) Hijo, Mi (My) Hija. Similar to english slang of "Son", the term "Mijo" can be used by one older person to a younger one. It can also pretend to denote superior experience from one to another. When it comes to genders, if a male says it to a female or the other way around it is usually in a nice and caring way. 

- "'Telocico" = Abbreviation of "Cállate el hocico". This expression can be heard mostly on the northern areas of the country and it means "S.T.F.U.". Mexican Americans may also be aware of it. 

- "'Naaambre" = This expression is a way of saying "No Way". 

- "Awitado" = Sad, angry.

- "Ondeado" = Angry, Tripping.

- "Sin Broncas" = All good. "Broncas" meaning trouble and "Sin" without.

- "Trago" "Pisto" = Drink, Drinks. "Pistear"; to drink alcohol. 

- "Botella" = Bottle.

- "Troca" = SUV, pick-up truck.

- "Cuete", "Fusca", "Fierro" = Gun. Not to confuse "Fierro" with "Filero" the last one meaning blade or shank. 

- "Plaza" = Turf.

- "Paro" = Favor.

 

credits goes to : LS**

Bagus nih tambahan nya, jadi makin ngerti ngomong sama orang mexican atau hispanic.