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  • Oh, I'm Christopher.

  • I'm superior, Eric way our way today, we're gonna be teaching you some Latin slang.

  • Yeah, e g means like, but well, I use it to because of him.

  • A Cuban slang.

  • Yeah, I feel like a mix off words that it's really cool.

  • Meteo super Dominican Dominican like it could be like, Okay, Like needed.

  • Or it could be like, Yeah, that's a that's that's fresh, you know?

  • That's cool.

  • Eso Yeah, it depends how you use it.

  • It could be, like, really clean, too.

  • Uh huh.

  • Yeah e it is like quadrants land, and it's like, super like social guy, uh, super friendly with everyone Who would you say is the Negro of the NC?

  • Oh, Chris, Chris, Um a ghetto Chris, Chris, Chris, Chris, Chris Um e ghetto ghetto, uh, Netta Mexican net.

  • That way, if you don't really believe something, you're like meta for really nothing for Riel.

  • Are you serious?

  • So yeah, I think I think you only use that in Mexico.

  • I don't think anywhere else.

  • Use it because you can see, like Netta ask questions.

  • And like Anetta, it's like also using it as not a question for in Puerto Rico, we say a lot with me.

  • Like who have always been like a for, like, super cool like awesome.

  • What?

  • I mean, when e hear him saying to when somebody like, really risky, like a bunch of because you're like, like, really doing something really scary or risky, Like about how you can say that in English You think trump up You're on fire.

  • A, uh, minus such a common word that you could use for anything like anything like, er, could we could do a whole sentence just saying buying like your money, A china.

  • Either you give me that thing, you know, the type of thing, you know, But everybody kind of knows what you're talking about.

  • The same time is weird.

  • Yes, buying That could be a thing to be a party.

  • Uh, place anything.

  • Could be everything.

  • Yeah, E Yeah.

  • Crazy.

  • Crazy.

  • Like crazy.

  • A out of this world.

  • Yeah, it's out of this work.

  • Uh, that is, like super amazing.

  • What way?

  • No, it's a super Dominican way because it's so there.

  • It's so hard to say to Ueno is like, kind of like messed up.

  • Like, let's say, how are you gonna have that?

  • Your bed?

  • What we now like, you know, all kind of all messed up.

  • You know, like your room can be there what we now or like, this dude was fighting what we now like.

  • He was super messed up after the fighting.

  • You know, e it could mean lazy to like, Let's say I could be like, Oh, no, I keep I'm killing what we know.

  • Like here.

  • Children, like, kind of like lazy.

  • This is the first time I hear that word, though.

  • They, uh, we know there will be no okay means like, what's up?

  • What's going on?

  • What's good, bro like what's up?

  • That's really Dominican.

  • But I have hear him say before, like, Okay, e What's out?

  • Yeah, but that in English.

  • Sounds weird.

  • English.

  • You can't say it like, Yo, what's up?

  • What's up?

  • What's up?

  • What's up?

  • It's more like people, you know, Your friend, your mom.

  • I could say to my mom, you know, like even even to respond to the phone like, What's the school?

  • What's up?

  • Man away?

  • Uh, confirming, like saying like yeah, like like you.

  • That and to go so orally.

  • It comes from Mexico, I think the e any other country that uses copying Mexicans.

  • It's like saying, like instead of saying Dalits like Oracle come.

  • Okay.

  • Kamakura is like, you can see, like has been saying like Yes, go.

  • Okay.

  • Yeah.

  • Folk.

  • Yeah.

  • So, Kamala, it's super Super Cuban is like the phrase that defined, um, the Cubans, it means, like, what's up in English?

  • It's most like to use it with a friend.

  • Like, you know, e A what?

  • Puerto Rican, right?

  • That has two different minutes.

  • Yeah, Puerto Rico.

  • We used it for We want to say like a a bus, but little bus.

  • Yeah, not little e.

  • I could be a bus.

  • Um, but I know for people in Kuala is it's a inequalities of baby is the same thing off our deal for me.

  • I want what can be like the bus off the school, the yellow one.

  • That for me, Or it could be a like a like a g like, for for us to we used wa wa like anything like with big wheels, you know, like for four doors.

  • It's a baby.

  • Yeah, that's weird.

  • Wearable.

  • What was Mexican.

  • Another people.

  • No one else was.

  • I went was like saying like Let's do like Okay, let's let's go for it.

  • Let's get it.

  • Well, it could be Ah, Web, like, really to now, Like in a question, it could It could actually be like question.

  • I will.

  • Yeah, if you put it well, it could be used.

  • I will.

  • Well, a web.

  • Oh, but it's usually used as like ah Weber.

  • Like Like, really?

  • That's awesome.

  • Like cool like that.

  • That's that.

  • That's something badass.

  • I guess you could say you could be, like, affirming something to, well, exactly firming something, too.

  • But you see, like, like like like for friends.

  • If you would make, like, a plan with a friend.

  • You know, we're gonna do this once we get back to Miami, whatever.

  • We're gonna go out there like, Well, you know, like, well, Corio, we use a lot that in Puerto Rico.

  • Andi, It means like a bunch of people like, for example, a group of people like we can say, like cocoa that Korea is over there like called way r D Korea way Corio.

  • We are deep Rio e eso tremendous way you say a lot Cubans, you say a lot and it's kind of like when you like, don't believe something like Somebody is telling me something and I don't believe it And I think it's alive.

  • I say like, e don't believe that.

  • I never hear Eric saying that in my life.

  • I don't use a lot.

  • That's tremendous bucket.

  • But in Puerto Rico, in Puerto Rico, we used a Tero Tero pocket there gives me like you are a liar way Wait, wait Another Mexican with bro You can combine it with orderly way man.

  • Some man like Dio Only way all right away more.

  • Uh, that's but equally it's mean the people that are there from my country, we say like I'm I'm boricua.

  • That's me like I'm Puerto Puerto Rican e You can see that the party Yeah, e o e.

  • We're like the sexy booth right here is a sexy beat books.

  • That's a Dominican word.

  • I don't know if anybody else uses it, but we use it a lot, and it's like kind of like carefully.

  • Yes, like it's like a cool saying the Canton is like saying it's singing, but it's like kinda like what's up like.

  • Tell me something.

  • Tell me, bro like this.

  • Like if somebody says you, I gotta tell you something, e.

  • I mean, we use in Puerto Rico.

  • Yeah, I think that's for recon all the way.

  • I don't know if they the our Cuba born in Puerto Rico Guia means like Like like like a Cokie Cokie.

  • Like, you know, e have a lot of be like, but by the way, like in a bad way?

  • Yeah.

  • E think it's like saying like by e think I think mainly every Hispanic uses chow as the same body or Latinos use that as a by a different show.

  • E think that's that's Ecuadorian all the way just affirming something instead of saying See like that, Yes.

  • Just put money on, like, e more complicated with Morris land to make it like my funny cooler.

  • Funny.

  • But you can ask me something and I'm like, you see, mom, and they always say, See, we did you shower today?

  • A Oh, like, yeah, everybody you can say like, Oh, Arizona Like a with that person.

  • Your parents will say Oh, like, like, always be like like without, like, Oh, yeah, if you If you're not watching where you're going on your phone?

  • Yeah, And your friends were like, Oh, because someone like about a bump into you, it means high way like vendetta is like Ben Data, but, uh, short way to say, but but it does mean, like, more like you can see when you're when you're like when you're like, like, that's cute, That is, that is the same depended on the When you When you when you feel bad for somebody, pull her or poor him the Puerto Rican here.

  • Hey, Puerto Rico.

  • Half a story in half Puerto Rican Have Cuban have Dominican have Mexican way Use that in Puerto wear about mean like it could be like like somebody something, uh, impresses you when you're really happy kind of way like conch rat.

  • It means a lot of things.

  • It means a lot of things you could be like.

  • It's something good.

  • Hey, Yeah, it's like a like when you're happy with your what's up guys were since you And we hope you guys enjoyed this video off our slang words from our countries.

  • Hopefully you guys can use them now.

  • After this, you have so much fun.

  • No, I yeah, tell where he is.

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