elvis perez En Puerto Rico Puñeta es una exclamación Es como cuando te das contra la mesa en el pie "PUÑETA ME DI!" O cuando Monica Puig gana el oro "ESO ES PUÑETAAAA" (pero nosotros puertoriqueños lo cambiamos a puigñeta)
I would say "Brutal" as in super cool instead of "Nítido". Nítido is very 80's. Tripear es relajar not necessarily tripping on drugs. "Estoy en un viaje" means you are tripping on drugs.
si es bien comun, y esa expresion sale de nuestra influencia canaria, porque en islas canarias se usa mucho, como la palabra guagua para los autobuses.
I feel like it doesn't have a meaning, you can use it in so many scenarios. I'm dead trying to think of a word but there's no word in English to explain how you use that.
Bregando means to deal with something or to be busy. "Estoy bregando con la construcción". "I'm dealing with the construction". "Estoy aquí en la brega mano". "I'm busy man". Tripeando means to play or messing around. "Loco estoy tripeando contigo, no lo cojas a mal". "Man I'm just messing with you, don't take it as a bad thing". Jartera is when you're stuffed with food/full. "Acho mano me di una clase jartera que no puedo con mi vida". "Man I'm so full I can't with my life" Pichea means never mind or to ignore someone. "Si no entendiste pichea porque no me voy a repetir". "If you didn't understand then never mind cause I won't repeat myself". "Mera, si sigue molestando picheale entonces". "Look if they keep bothering, then ignore them". Tipo/Tipa is when you're talking about someone you don't know (mostly used when an unknown person does something random). "El tipo salió corriendo como los locos". "The guy started running like a crazy". "La tipa empezó a gritar bien al garete".
I love this, no soy boricua pero estudie en la isla y ese es el uso correcto de esa palabras, y se le quedo "Acho mano" y "al garete" que son mas usadas que "nitido" :)
esta gente de flama no buscan bien los significado....pr en la casa puńeta... free anuel pal carajo alejandro garcia padilla y q anaudi chotee a todos los populares cońo
+Maikon Garcia puñeta literally means masturbation. It comes from the word puño (fist). But with time it became an everyday word like fuck. Examples: 1. Que puñeta es esto? 2. Ganamos puñetaaaaaa!
Quando li ri muito, pensei, não pode ser o mesmo, em português brasileiro temos punheta, vem da palavra punho, mas o significado é restrito ao masturbação. *Acabei de bater uma punheta. Entende português?
OK first of all all my Puerto Rican people would feel me on this one. How can u have a Puerto Rican slang video and not have the word cafre in it!?!? Cmon!!!! Nobody says that word but us!!! It means someone is real tacky or has no class. I'm very disappointed in this video. Also I don't really hear PR say nitido a lot. Wee usually say ESO esta prendio!!! Whenever we think something is "cool" or hot
"Babilla"- having the courage to do something "fequero"- lies a lot "echon"- somebody who is cocky "parcelero"- somebody loud or talks in a loud volume
And from the area from PR that I'm from we don't use "bregando" like that. It usually means "when you're working on something" or in the sentence "Chico, brega!!!" It means that you want somebody to cooperate with you
Baysea Dones I'm Puerto Rican and I lived on the west coast for a while and we used it fairly often. It means neat like if your mom came in the room and yelled "mantenga el cuarto nítido" which would mean keep your neat/clean. We also sometimes used it as cool like they said.
Kirito4231 Gaming Lol..I guess my mom wasn't cool ..and never tried to be .😂😂😂....but then again it depends the aria and what town ur from ..I when to 2difrent towns to go to school and they all had words that were different ..like people de campo or city had pritty weird words
"yal" was an adaptation from Panama durring those early reggaeton days of the 90s, its fading away. Its comes from the way Jamiacans would say gal (a girl)
+Ricardo Alvarez quien tú eres el diccionario?? y primero yal no esta desapareciendo en lo absoluto y se usa bastante y segundo no sigas tratando de corregir a gente por aqui que la mayoria de tus correcciones o son muy literal o están mal
I fucking knew this video would have a ton of problems Bregar- is not to make out, its to work things out/dealing with a situation, nothing to do with kissing or relationships. Holy shit FLAMA, what a fuck up. Tripear- literally is tripping (the english slang of tripping, not the real meaning of falling). Not necessarily having fun. Just like in english, when some one is tripping it could mean they are messing with you or they are being flaky in a situation. Nitido- is just Neat. In both sense of something/area being neat, or something being comming out well
You are right about the two first, but Im not sure about nitido. I thinks they got that right. At least thats what I think because thats how we use it in Dominican Republic.
+Rican QUEEN you were right it does gave two meanings but we dont use it as in 'thats cool or dope' we use it more like good or perfect 'el ejemplo de la limpieza te quedo nitido'
im also puertorrican born, raised and living in PR and i honestly never heard of it being used that way.but oh well.. know i know that ppl also use it that way too.
yo vivo en puerto rico, nacido y criado. todos ellos sacaron mal el uso de la palabra "bregar". example: "mira jose puedes bregar conmigo? solamente tengo 5$." I live in puerto rico, born, and raised. all of you got "bregar" wrong. it's like asking help to a friend, or to a merchant to lower the price of something.
I don't know why us Dominicans and Puerto Ricans keep fighting with each other if we even have the same slang, and food, and music and almost everything. we should love each other a little more.
Puerto Ricans, they're not looking for bad words, they're just interested in slang. So our unique bad words don't count. Flama, we say «eso está cabrón, o estás cabrón, o qué cosa cabrona» and in all cases with a good connotation.
The funny thing to me is that I just tested C2 in Spanish (Castillian Dialect), which means that I have native like proficiency as a second language learner, and I have never heard of those words lol! Looks like the DELE can't measure it all. Thank you for sharing this, the more I know about communication, the more comfortable I am using my Spanish :)
Its amazing how similar the dominican and puerto rican culture is in some aspects. I'm dominican, and me and all my friends use some of this slang with the exact same meaning all the time! didn't though they used it in Puerto Rico as well.
CHEVERE (something cool), MI PANA (friend), COMAI its like comadre (grandma's bff), PESCOZA and COCOTAZO (punch or something) and QUE MASA or GUAFIAO (awesome).
Chevere comes from Venezuela and Pana comes from Cuba. It seems like you guys adopt slang from other countries. I know you guys also use chamaco which comes from Mexico and its of Nahuatl origin, when you guys say chamaco, you are using an indigenous mexican word. I also hear you guys use mano = hermano, thats also rooted in Mexico.
+Carlos M. Estas bien loko welebicho ! Puerto Rico es mucho mas viejo que México y Venezuela a la vez ! Y esas palabras/frases son de Puerto Rico 100% al igual que toda palabra que sea "SPANGLISH"
Faltaron unas cuantas como: Miqueando- viene de Micky Mouse- Cuando no haces correctamente una labor. Algarete- que estas a lo loco. Cangriman- Viene de Congressman- Es cuando te refieres alguien con poder o status; por Ejemplo "el tipo es un Cangri". Chinchorreo- Cuando te vas a beber en barras baratas o fuera de la ciudad. Dale Pichon- Cuando te debes olvidar de algo rapido, no hacer le caso a un comentario, tambien se dice no te Roshe' e o deja el Rosheo. De dale Pichon salio no me piche'e que es que lo contrario, osea hazme caso no me des pichon. Que es la que?- Se escirbe K s la K? es para romper converacion, parecido al "Asere que vola" Cubano. Bayoya- Donde es el Party? Donde es la Bayoya? Jangueo- Viene de "Hanging out" vamos a salir, dar una vuelta o vuelton. Y un millon de anglicismos mas que no me acuerdo pero si vienen a PR las escucharan. Hay hasta un libro de tantas palabras en Spanglish que hay.
you missed eñangotao which means (I had to look it up because I know what it is, but could not explain it. Bajarse, doblarse de forma que parece sentado sin silla o butaca.) like when you are changing a tire looking into a low file cabinet or giving a BJ.
I love all Latinos tbh. Columbia, PR,DR,Cuba Mexico, Venezuela, etc. as long as ur Latino I already have a connection with you. Because at the end of the day we're all similar, just a few differences.
como cuando ni sabias q estas palabras constituían como slang pq pensabas que eran palabras verdaderas 😂😂en serio no hay nada peor que te grite tu maestra de español (no en PR) por decir algo como printear en vez de imprimir y darte cuenta que ni sabias la palabra "correcta"😂😖😂
+Bulma Punk Rocker Yes, but it is a very specific and regional slang only found in Uruguay and Argentina, which developed between the turn of the century, and the thirties, and featured in a lot of popular Tangos of the of the era. A lot of the phraseology of the slang would be very confusing, and even downright nonsensical to most hispanics from outside of the area.
FalconUruguay Yeah. I'm from Chile that's why I'm kind of familiar (mainly through Tangos and Argentinian friends), but itb would be GREAT if Flema did that.
Lunfardo is a Porteno thing(So, being from BsAs, slang is a big part of my vocabulary). I have family from Cordoba and they have their own slang and their accent always sounds funny to me. P.S. FLAMA needs to show more love to Argentina and Uruguay. Majority of their videos are about Mexicans, Dominicanos, PR. You do know Argentina is 3rd largest Spanish speaking country in all of Latin of America but yet no love besides a bone here and there.. Way more Argentinos in the world than Dominicans, Puerto Ricans. Step your game up FLAMA.
Most of these we don't use but we use more "pero" or when a mark Anthony song comes on every knows the words and yells out "wepa" or "boriiiiiiqqquuuuaaaa" also we have cito after almost everything.😂😂😂😂Love all my Puerto Rican brothers and sisters
Yup. I was thinking they'd say "bichote", "chevere", "hangiando", "perreando", "gata", y "Acho! Dame chavo. Voy a capiar un poco de pasto,, tu sabe pero cuidao. El es un chote".
Nothing Rhymes With Orange OMG. Now I see why a Puerto Rican guy told me once "would you like to see my big black bicho?" and I said NO because I thought it was a fly or something and I hate flies ......
there is an old one that when I was younger we use to say a lot... I have no Idea how to spell it lol... "Raitru" comes from the two words Right and true... and it means like "for real" or "es en serio" I believe Mexican have a similar concept... "La Neta"
there are times when it depends on what part of the island you are from, some people have a different name for one same thing. ex. pastelillos in Aguadilla, and in another part of the island they call it empanadillas and it is the same food.
maybe because central and South America speak Latin Spanish, in Puerto Rico we speak Castilian(Castellano) Spain Spanish. but this slang here is mix of Spanish English folk phrases.
Hola Llama ! Me gusta un montón de videos de usted! Sin embargo , creo que podría haber más vídeos en Brasil. Después de todo , los países de América Latina -incluyendo Brasil- tienen mucho en común y diferente . besos. ( Oi Flama! Eu gosto muito dos vídeos de vocês! No entanto, acho que poderiam haver mais vídeos sobre o Brasil. Afinal, os países da América latina -incluindo o Brasil-, têm tantas coisas em comum -e diferente. Beijos)
No son palabras mas bien frases: Si te portas mal en PR "estas bregando Chicky Star" Si haces un favor es "bregando cajita de pollo" Estas frases famosas en los años '80 en PR, la primera por un luchador con ese nickname que era malvado. La segunda frase se trata de una cajita con dos mulos y papas fritas buenisima porque se conseguia a $0.99 para los '80.
Tripear it has nothing to do with weed. You can tripear without using anything else than you and something make you have fun. Se lo dice uno que es de la isla del encanto.
No para nada tripiando dosent mean that tripiando you use that word is when you make fun of somthing or some one and que tripeo when where havig a blast
In the 10 years Iv'e been to PR , the young people make up new words and phases all the time ...One new one was like 'Seco y pelau' Is suppose to mean Thirsty & broke or Dry and broke , shortened to 'Seci Pelau' when asked " Como Estas?" instead of replying "Bien Gracias" ..So much for high school Spanish :-(
🇵🇷EN PUELTO RICO🇵🇷... •En Puelto Rico, no hay amante', hay chillo'/-a'. •En Puelto Rico, no se pide aventone', se pide pon. •En Puelto Rico, no hay malehtal 'e gripe, hay monga. •En Puelto Rico, no se cae, se da una matá. •En Puelto Rico, no se rompe la cabeza, se cocota (fig.) /o/ se palte el melón/coco/etc. (lit.). •En Puelto Rico, no hay ehtacionamiento', hay parkings. •En Puelto Rico, no se molehtan, se enfogonan, encojonan, etc.. •En Puelto Rico, no se ignora, se pichea o se da pichón. •En Puelto Rico, no hay chica', hay gata', girla', yale'. •En Puelto Rico, no se baila, se perrea, menea, maquinea y contonea. •En Puelto Rico, no se anda con un grupo 'e amigo', se anda con un corillo, groupie, matrícula, malla o bonche. •En Puelto Rico, no se hace ruido ni bulla, se hace ehcante. •En Puelto Rico, no se silencia, se hace buche/se coge un buche. •En Puelto Rico, no se e' quisquilloso, se e' chango. •En Puelto Rico, no se e' sinvergüenza, se e' pocavelgüenza o caripela'o. •En Puelto Rico, no se tiene dinero, se tiene chavo'. •En Puelto Rico, no se vive la buena vida, se vive la movie. •En Puelto Rico, no hay bote 'e basura, hay zafacón. •En Puelto Rico, no hay autobuse', hay guagua >>o güagüa
I didn't even know these were slang. We use these so much I thought they were real words
esacto, yo tambien pensaba q erna palabras normales asi normal
es exacto*
+Levite Carrasquillo si cb lose e donwory ebasilon
LMFAO
verdad que si
Forgot the most important
Puñeta
Eso no se dice eso se hace
elvis perez En Puerto Rico
Puñeta es una exclamación
Es como cuando te das contra la mesa en el pie "PUÑETA ME DI!" O cuando Monica Puig gana el oro "ESO ES PUÑETAAAA" (pero nosotros puertoriqueños lo cambiamos a puigñeta)
elvis perez y creeme que es la palabra mas usada en puerto rico
Acuerdate que los hispanohablantes le cambian el significado a todo
😂😂Pichea a los q no son boricua 👌 Nosotros somos los duros poraka en latino america puñeta
Red Vanilla pues claro baby jaja somos los dueños del coquitoooooo
I would say "Brutal" as in super cool instead of "Nítido". Nítido is very 80's. Tripear es relajar not necessarily tripping on drugs. "Estoy en un viaje" means you are tripping on drugs.
Jennie Garcia what about chevere
Jennie Garcia or maybe even hangear
Jennie Garcia and abombao
Jennie Garcia peero most of the times "estoy en un viaje" means i zoned out lol u on a trip
Jennie Garcia Gracias! También les falto las palabras malas
#1 most used Puerto Rican Slang word "Chacho" which can mean "omg" "oh please" something along those lines...im guilty of saying it like 20x a day
si es bien comun, y esa expresion sale de nuestra influencia canaria, porque en islas canarias se usa mucho, como la palabra guagua para los autobuses.
"Chacho" no significa Omg, es una palabra que viene de la palabra
"muchacho" pero más corta y lo dicen en forma de expresión
I feel like it doesn't have a meaning, you can use it in so many scenarios. I'm dead trying to think of a word but there's no word in English to explain how you use that.
Maylise Nieves CHACHO OMG YES
Sacho es la más que se usa
Puerto Rican here, that Dominican girl is cute!
Yoo chill
Bregando means to deal with something or to be busy. "Estoy bregando con la construcción". "I'm dealing with the construction". "Estoy aquí en la brega mano". "I'm busy man".
Tripeando means to play or messing around. "Loco estoy tripeando contigo, no lo cojas a mal". "Man I'm just messing with you, don't take it as a bad thing".
Jartera is when you're stuffed with food/full. "Acho mano me di una clase jartera que no puedo con mi vida". "Man I'm so full I can't with my life"
Pichea means never mind or to ignore someone. "Si no entendiste pichea porque no me voy a repetir". "If you didn't understand then never mind cause I won't repeat myself".
"Mera, si sigue molestando picheale entonces". "Look if they keep bothering, then ignore them".
Tipo/Tipa is when you're talking about someone you don't know (mostly used when an unknown person does something random). "El tipo salió corriendo como los locos". "The guy started running like a crazy". "La tipa empezó a gritar bien al garete".
"The chick started screaming randomly"
I love this, no soy boricua pero estudie en la isla y ese es el uso correcto de esa palabras, y se le quedo "Acho mano" y "al garete" que son mas usadas que "nitido" :)
esta gente de flama no buscan bien los significado....pr en la casa puńeta... free anuel pal carajo alejandro garcia padilla y q anaudi chotee a todos los populares cońo
+Bebo Nahlo JAJAJJA Real hasta la muerte oiste bebe
Bebo Nahlo puñeta que risa con el comentario
How could they have missed the most iconic Puerto Rican word of all times:
Puñeta
Flama disappoints once again, like always
so don't watch the fucking channel fucking Dominican
What meaning?
+Maikon Garcia puñeta literally means masturbation. It comes from the word puño (fist). But with time it became an everyday word like fuck.
Examples:
1. Que puñeta es esto?
2. Ganamos puñetaaaaaa!
Quando li ri muito, pensei, não pode ser o mesmo, em português brasileiro temos punheta, vem da palavra punho, mas o significado é restrito ao masturbação.
*Acabei de bater uma punheta.
Entende português?
bitch try to do what they do and the be disappointed
OK first of all all my Puerto Rican people would feel me on this one. How can u have a Puerto Rican slang video and not have the word cafre in it!?!? Cmon!!!! Nobody says that word but us!!! It means someone is real tacky or has no class. I'm very disappointed in this video. Also I don't really hear PR say nitido a lot. Wee usually say ESO esta prendio!!! Whenever we think something is "cool" or hot
omg I'm weak lol
I have so much love for PR and DR 😍and I'm Mexican😂
Sameeeee
Hop on that Caribbean wave
Same
Saludos desde Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 🙌
omg same ❤️
"Babilla"- having the courage to do something
"fequero"- lies a lot
"echon"- somebody who is cocky
"parcelero"- somebody loud or talks in a loud volume
You missed so much slang!! We barely use "nitido" we just Spanglish it. 😂
And from the area from PR that I'm from we don't use "bregando" like that. It usually means "when you're working on something" or in the sentence "Chico, brega!!!" It means that you want somebody to cooperate with you
I'm Puerto Rican and iv never used the word nitido. ...I lived in the country and everything I have NEVER used it ..it's not really comun ..like WTF ?
Baysea Dones I'm Puerto Rican and I lived on the west coast for a while and we used it fairly often. It means neat like if your mom came in the room and yelled "mantenga el cuarto nítido" which would mean keep your neat/clean. We also sometimes used it as cool like they said.
Kendra Nazario nitido is like what your parents say instead of saying cool
Kirito4231 Gaming Lol..I guess my mom wasn't cool ..and never tried to be .😂😂😂....but then again it depends the aria and what town ur from ..I when to 2difrent towns to go to school and they all had words that were different ..like people de campo or city had pritty weird words
I know a word like “Presenta’o” and its like saying to someone that it’s none of their business, it works in most scenarios.
In Portuguese a word that looks identical to Presentao word but it literally means present is spelled Presentão.🤣
do a "Latinos Try Guessing Puerto Rican Slang Part 2" :)
They missed "Chinchorreo" and "yal"
"yal" was an adaptation from Panama durring those early reggaeton days of the 90s, its fading away.
Its comes from the way Jamiacans would say gal (a girl)
+Ricardo Alvarez quien tú eres el diccionario?? y primero yal no esta desapareciendo en lo absoluto y se usa bastante y segundo no sigas tratando de corregir a gente por aqui que la mayoria de tus correcciones o son muy literal o están mal
Claro. Y el reggaeton de la isla es bien diferente de el Panama y el General.
Yo escucho la palabra yal, como 200 veces por dia. Es muy comun.
Everyone needs a little Puerto Rican in their lives :)
¿Bregar es una palabra Puertorriqueña? Yo pense k todos lo entendian...quizas por eso no me entendían unos mexicanos los otros dias 😂😂😂
In fact, Bregar is a Dominican word which came from old Spanish.
Creo que es un palabra Afro Caribena Criolo Hispanol ebonics de Cuba.
El Jamon Vete y dile eso a la RAE. Don Quijote estaría completamente ofendido porque un villano como tu ofendió su destreza lingüística, hahahaha
Loco literal igual que brutal yo pensaba q todo el mundo lo entendía pero yo tengo familia dominicana y ellos nunca me entienden so😂😂😂
I fucking knew this video would have a ton of problems
Bregar- is not to make out, its to work things out/dealing with a situation, nothing to do with kissing or relationships. Holy shit FLAMA, what a fuck up.
Tripear- literally is tripping (the english slang of tripping, not the real meaning of falling). Not necessarily having fun. Just like in english, when some one is tripping it could mean they are messing with you or they are being flaky in a situation.
Nitido- is just Neat. In both sense of something/area being neat, or something being comming out well
You are right about the two first, but Im not sure about nitido. I thinks they got that right. At least thats what I think because thats how we use it in Dominican Republic.
+Maria Cabrera nítido means clean or something coming out well
+Rican QUEEN you were right it does gave two meanings but we dont use it as in 'thats cool or dope' we use it more like good or perfect 'el ejemplo de la limpieza te quedo nitido'
+Debora Arrufat have*
im also puertorrican born, raised and living in PR and i honestly never heard of it being used that way.but oh well.. know i know that ppl also use it that way too.
yo vivo en puerto rico, nacido y criado. todos ellos sacaron mal el uso de la palabra "bregar".
example:
"mira jose puedes bregar conmigo? solamente tengo 5$."
I live in puerto rico, born, and raised. all of you got "bregar" wrong. it's like asking help to a friend, or to a merchant to lower the price of something.
pichea es olvidalo
pichees es no me ignores
ejemplo
olvida lo que te dije
pichea lo que te dije
no me ignores
no me pichees
Bueno😂👍🏽
Pichar algo en Tijuana es que lo pagas. "Cuánto cuesta?" "$300 bolas" "ahh verga, no tengo, me lo pichas?"
+dylan5567 muchos significados
Eso es asi?
Pichea es ignorar
i think lots of people are starting to speak like us puerto ricans from listing to our music
*My favorite is "Acho"*
*Aka Damn!*
*In Boricua Slang!*
🇵🇷
I'm Puerto Rican and I only knew 2 of them
same here. I never heard of neatido. whatever it was.
maybe because both of you don't live in Puerto Rico.
TechieGirlChic I use all of them all the time. xD (Born and raised in the island)
TechieGirlChic then u aint puerto rican
TechieGirlChic nena pues en dónde tu te criaste?
That baseball-related guess about "pichea" is hilarious 😂
Awesome,love from Puerto Rico!!!
I don't know why us Dominicans and Puerto Ricans keep fighting with each other if we even have the same slang, and food, and music and almost everything. we should love each other a little more.
QUERRAS DECIR Q USTEDES LOS DOMINIHAITIANOS 🇭🇹🇩🇴🇭🇹🇩🇴🇭🇹 ❤🔥LES COPIAN TODO
A LOS PUERTORRIQUEÑOS🇵🇷🇺🇲🇵🇷🇺🇲❤🔥
"Jaí-Tru , Jaí- Tru" has to be our funniest one ever! 🤣
Puerto Ricans, they're not looking for bad words, they're just interested in slang. So our unique bad words don't count.
Flama, we say «eso está cabrón, o estás cabrón, o qué cosa cabrona» and in all cases with a good connotation.
Daniel J. De Jesús chinchoreo is a word that dosent mean anything bad and they didn't use it
Hello mate i am from london.. can you give some examples in english for these«eso está cabrón, o estás cabrón, o qué cosa cabrona» thank you...
RICARDO PACHECO that’s awesome what an awesome/amazing thing CABRON is a bad word but PRicans can vary the use of it
The funny thing to me is that I just tested C2 in Spanish (Castillian Dialect), which means that I have native like proficiency as a second language learner, and I have never heard of those words lol! Looks like the DELE can't measure it all. Thank you for sharing this, the more I know about communication, the more comfortable I am using my Spanish :)
U should use "pana" it is like a friend
And. "Hanguear" the h is like a j
It means go out
Saludos desde PR
Its amazing how similar the dominican and puerto rican culture is in some aspects. I'm dominican, and me and all my friends use some of this slang with the exact same meaning all the time! didn't though they used it in Puerto Rico as well.
Do Cuban videos....I wanna see what you say about us Cubans
Was waiting for "wepa" y "un decto"
As a Puerto Rican this has me cracking up 😂
Puerto Ricans aren't Spanish because they are not a Spanish colony anymore
When you watch so much Flama that all your TH-cam ads become 100% Spanish! 😂 Love you guys, keep the awesome videos coming!
CHEVERE (something cool), MI PANA (friend), COMAI its like comadre (grandma's bff), PESCOZA and COCOTAZO (punch or something) and QUE MASA or GUAFIAO (awesome).
Chevere comes from Venezuela and Pana comes from Cuba. It seems like you guys adopt slang from other countries. I know you guys also use chamaco which comes from Mexico and its of Nahuatl origin, when you guys say chamaco, you are using an indigenous mexican word. I also hear you guys use mano = hermano, thats also rooted in Mexico.
+Carlos M. They come from spain
+Carlos M. Estas bien loko welebicho ! Puerto Rico es mucho mas viejo que México y Venezuela a la vez ! Y esas palabras/frases son de Puerto Rico 100% al igual que toda palabra que sea "SPANGLISH"
+Tito Malanga puerto rico sera viejo pero no mas que españa idiota inbecil
Faltaron unas cuantas como:
Miqueando- viene de Micky Mouse- Cuando no haces correctamente una labor.
Algarete- que estas a lo loco.
Cangriman- Viene de Congressman- Es cuando te refieres alguien con poder o status; por Ejemplo "el tipo es un Cangri".
Chinchorreo- Cuando te vas a beber en barras baratas o fuera de la ciudad.
Dale Pichon- Cuando te debes olvidar de algo rapido, no hacer le caso a un comentario, tambien se dice no te Roshe' e o deja el Rosheo. De dale Pichon salio no me piche'e que es que lo contrario, osea hazme caso no me des pichon.
Que es la que?- Se escirbe K s la K? es para romper converacion, parecido al "Asere que vola" Cubano.
Bayoya- Donde es el Party? Donde es la Bayoya?
Jangueo- Viene de "Hanging out" vamos a salir, dar una vuelta o vuelton.
Y un millon de anglicismos mas que no me acuerdo pero si vienen a PR las escucharan. Hay hasta un libro de tantas palabras en Spanglish que hay.
I didn't even know that these were slang I thought that it was just real regular words😂
Love the channel. The Nicaraguan girl is my favorite of all the Flama crew
you missed eñangotao which means (I had to look it up because I know what it is, but could not explain it. Bajarse, doblarse de forma que parece sentado sin silla o butaca.) like when you are changing a tire looking into a low file cabinet or giving a BJ.
No one uses that.
normaly people in other people say ponerte en cuclillas
Do a latinos try guessing salvadorian slang!!!
pichaera,puñeta...btw im dominican with many boricua friends.I love them♡☆
I'm a Puerto Rican born, raised and currently living and a couple of these don't mean what it says.
a lot of this was wrong but ok flama
tru
The fuck up a lot
yep
bregar para make out HAHA ES GRAJIAR
I love all Latinos tbh. Columbia, PR,DR,Cuba Mexico, Venezuela, etc. as long as ur Latino I already have a connection with you. Because at the end of the day we're all similar, just a few differences.
como cuando ni sabias q estas palabras constituían como slang pq pensabas que eran palabras verdaderas 😂😂en serio no hay nada peor que te grite tu maestra de español (no en PR) por decir algo como printear en vez de imprimir y darte cuenta que ni sabias la palabra "correcta"😂😖😂
please make more of these!!!
The woman at the end had me screaming STOP STOP STOP just STOP so cringey to us Puertorriqueños
I didn't understand those slang until I watched this video. thanks a lot! it was fun.
Ok, now do Uruguayan & Argentinian "Lunfardo"... that'll confuse everybody!
THIS!
Oh, I know some Lunfa. not much but waaaay more than the Caribbean slang!
+Bulma Punk Rocker
Yes, but it is a very specific and regional slang only found in Uruguay and Argentina, which developed between the turn of the century, and the thirties, and featured in a lot of popular Tangos of the of the era.
A lot of the phraseology of the slang would be very confusing, and even downright nonsensical to most hispanics from outside of the area.
FalconUruguay
Yeah. I'm from Chile that's why I'm kind of familiar (mainly through Tangos and Argentinian friends), but itb would be GREAT if Flema did that.
Lunfardo is a Porteno thing(So, being from BsAs, slang is a big part of my vocabulary). I have family from Cordoba and they have their own slang and their accent always sounds funny to me.
P.S. FLAMA needs to show more love to Argentina and Uruguay. Majority of their videos are about Mexicans, Dominicanos, PR.
You do know Argentina is 3rd largest Spanish speaking country in all of Latin of America but yet no love besides a bone here and there.. Way more Argentinos in the world than Dominicans, Puerto Ricans. Step your game up FLAMA.
Most of these we don't use but we use more "pero" or when a mark Anthony song comes on every knows the words and yells out "wepa" or "boriiiiiiqqquuuuaaaa" also we have cito after almost everything.😂😂😂😂Love all my Puerto Rican brothers and sisters
No digan "bicho" en Puerto Rico! Hay que decir "insecto".
Mark Schwartz xD Esto es verdad
Gracias alguien entiende que si no te vacilan
I want to see more "Honest to Gabe"!! I miss you , Gabe!
can you do one where PR tries the same thing but to Dominicans that would be cool (where my Dominicans at✋)
🙋 they should make a video about that 😛
ayyyyy
They already did that vid. Is called Latinos try to guess Dominican slang.
Enmanuel Esteban oн мy bad
We got love for all
Hi from pr rd and pr thugether
Was not expecting their accents to be so good
Chiringa ( kite ) Piraguas ( snow cones) Brutal ( awesome ) tipo/tipa ( guy/girl )
I was mildly surprised at how many of them they were able to guess correctly!
bendito pr slang for (awww)
r.i.p. Big Pun
bellaco
WEEEEPPAAAAAA, MI GENTEEEEEE, im Puertorican 🇵🇷🙌🏼🇵🇷🙌🏼🇵🇷🙌🏼🇵🇷
How about "Fronte"? Like, mira el "fronte" de ese tipo.
Joel Mendez eeeyy bajame el fronte saltamonte!
tripear is used when your having fun phisically like in a party or hanging out not when your playing like tic tac toe or playing video games
jajajajaja i laugh my ass off I'm Puerto Rican you should put capiar
ah and bochinche
Yup. I was thinking they'd say "bichote", "chevere", "hangiando", "perreando", "gata", y "Acho! Dame chavo. Voy a capiar un poco de pasto,, tu sabe pero cuidao. El es un chote".
+Nothing Rhymes With Orange sacho buena eh oh deja de joder
Vamo’ pa’ ya
Bicho 😂😂😂
Bicho bien grande papi!!!😂😂😂 jkjk
bicho.......un insecto que si te pica te duele y te deja rojo y adolorido......am I right?
+David Joura yea, lol
FLuX Nemo yay!!!!!!!!!!!! yay for me!!!!
Nothing Rhymes With Orange OMG. Now I see why a Puerto Rican guy told me once "would you like to see my big black bicho?" and I said NO because I thought it was a fly or something and I hate flies ......
Bregar doesn’t mean to make out. And pichear can also mean to pitch a ball.
That girl from Nicaragua is annoying
Mamabicho , Huelebicho , Crica , Chocha , Cara Crica....etc.
Puerto Rican here!
A lot of these slangs are also used in Dominican republic
LOS DOMINIHAITIANOS 🇭🇹🇩🇴🇭🇹🇩🇴🇭🇹❤🔥 SIEMPRE LES COPIAN TODO
A LOS PUERTORRIQUEÑOS 🇵🇷🇺🇲🇵🇷🇺🇲🇵🇷🇺🇲❤🔥🦅🗽
there is an old one that when I was younger we use to say a lot... I have no Idea how to spell it lol... "Raitru" comes from the two words Right and true... and it means like "for real" or "es en serio" I believe Mexican have a similar concept... "La Neta"
that word is from Puerto Ricans... Riatru.. we uses like "thats the truth" or "believe me"
I never heard or used "pichea" Is that a recent one?
Tripeando is also "making fun of"
jartera in Colombia means like "oh great" like if u don't want to see someone and u have to,you say "ay que jartera"
Nebuloso.....it means "to be untrustworthy". Everywhere else I believe it just means a cloudy day..,.I think.
there are times when it depends on what part of the island you are from, some people have a different name for one same thing. ex. pastelillos in Aguadilla, and in another part of the island they call it empanadillas and it is the same food.
where's puñeta?
maybe because central and South America speak Latin Spanish, in Puerto Rico we speak Castilian(Castellano) Spain Spanish. but this slang here is mix of Spanish English folk phrases.
You can now find those words in a museum 🤷🏽♂️
I am puertorrican and this is very accurate. Good Job!
you missed bicho calajo like when you grab a hot plate. out of the micro wave .....biiiicchoo conyo calajo
Faltó la palabra “safacón”! 🇵🇷
yall need to make videos of Nicaragua!!!!
Hola Llama ! Me gusta un montón de videos de usted! Sin embargo , creo que podría haber más vídeos en Brasil. Después de todo , los países de América Latina -incluyendo Brasil- tienen mucho en común y diferente . besos. ( Oi Flama! Eu gosto muito dos vídeos de vocês! No entanto, acho que poderiam haver mais vídeos sobre o Brasil. Afinal, os países da América latina -incluindo o Brasil-, têm tantas coisas em comum -e diferente. Beijos)
No son palabras mas bien frases:
Si te portas mal en PR "estas bregando Chicky Star"
Si haces un favor es "bregando cajita de pollo"
Estas frases famosas en los años '80 en PR, la primera por un luchador con ese nickname que era malvado. La segunda frase se trata de una cajita con dos mulos y papas fritas buenisima porque se conseguia a $0.99 para los '80.
I've never heard or spoken the word "Nitido," everybody says "Chevere" instead.
Yo si lo escuchado
We also use "que se chave" means forget it
Tripear it has nothing to do with weed. You can tripear without using anything else than you and something make you have fun. Se lo dice uno que es de la isla del encanto.
En Ponce(pueblo de PR) decimos: Eso esta bien masa= Thats so cool or Que masa=Awsome!!
No para nada tripiando dosent mean that tripiando you use that word is when you make fun of somthing or some one and que tripeo when where havig a blast
I wish the nica was my friend and the uruguayo was my hubby. That dudes so damn cute and shes hilarious in all the videos and always has a huge laugh.
Tripear is not fun, it's to make fun of somebody and another word is bacilar which also kinda means the same thing
Wait but Nítido is also like example: El abrigo quedó Nítido después de lavarlo
Yup, like "perfect "
Tripiando also means making fun of someone . “Se lo estaban tripiando bien duro”
a little bit right about tripeando, because tripiando is the English word Trip mixed with Spanish.
In the 10 years Iv'e been to PR , the young people make up new words and phases all the time ...One new one was like 'Seco y pelau' Is suppose to mean Thirsty & broke or Dry and broke , shortened to 'Seci Pelau' when asked " Como Estas?" instead of replying "Bien Gracias" ..So much for high school Spanish :-(
🇵🇷EN PUELTO RICO🇵🇷...
•En Puelto Rico, no hay amante',
hay chillo'/-a'.
•En Puelto Rico, no se pide
aventone', se pide pon.
•En Puelto Rico, no hay malehtal 'e
gripe, hay monga.
•En Puelto Rico, no se cae, se da
una matá.
•En Puelto Rico, no se rompe la
cabeza, se cocota (fig.) /o/ se
palte el melón/coco/etc. (lit.).
•En Puelto Rico, no hay
ehtacionamiento', hay parkings.
•En Puelto Rico, no se molehtan,
se enfogonan, encojonan, etc..
•En Puelto Rico, no se ignora, se
pichea o se da pichón.
•En Puelto Rico, no hay chica', hay
gata', girla', yale'.
•En Puelto Rico, no se baila, se
perrea, menea, maquinea y
contonea.
•En Puelto Rico, no se anda con un
grupo 'e amigo', se anda con un
corillo, groupie, matrícula, malla o
bonche.
•En Puelto Rico, no se hace ruido
ni bulla, se hace ehcante.
•En Puelto Rico, no se silencia, se
hace buche/se coge un buche.
•En Puelto Rico, no se e'
quisquilloso, se
e' chango.
•En Puelto Rico, no se e'
sinvergüenza, se e'
pocavelgüenza o caripela'o.
•En Puelto Rico, no se tiene dinero,
se tiene chavo'.
•En Puelto Rico, no se vive la
buena vida, se vive la movie.
•En Puelto Rico, no hay bote 'e
basura, hay zafacón.
•En Puelto Rico, no hay autobuse',
hay guagua >>o güagüa
Por qué escribes Puerto Rico con una l??? :'vvvv
tripear- making fun of someone
bregar- dealing with something or a situation
Bregar - Doing stuff
Tripeando - joking around
Jaltera (The L sound is really important) - being full after eating a lot.
Pichea - ignore
Bregar is not to make out its to deal with something