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- Chulo: this word can have several meanings. The first can be translated as ‘pimp’, especially in Latin American countries. However, in Spain, this term is also used to describe something or someone who is attractive or beautiful.
- Chaval: is a Spanish slang word to refer to children or young people.
- Empollar: is a term that refers to studying intensely.
- Joder: undoubtedly, a word widely used in Spanish slang by everyone and that you have probably heard in many places. It is a vulgar word to express surprise, anger or to emphasize something.
- Currar: this Spanish slang word means to work.
- Cutre: this word is very common in Spanish slang when you want to refer to something that is not pleasing to the eye or when something is of poor quality.
- Tapeo/terraceo: in Spain going out for tapas is very popular, so in the same line you will find the word ‘terraceo’, which derives from ‘terraza’. This term is used when you want to go with friends to have a drink on a terrace.
- Liarse: refers to when you go out for a drink, or ‘terraceo’, and you end up going out partying, although the first intention was to go home early.
- Vaina: this word is used to refer to a specific thing you don't know the name of or when you don't remember how to say something.
Examples of sentences with the above-mentioned Spanish slang words:
- Me flipó la última película de Scorsese (I love Scorsese's last movie)
- Te ves muy bien, tío, te queda genial ese corte de pelo (You look great, man, you look great with that haircut)
- Aprovechamos el puente para ir a la playa (We took advantage of the long weekend to go to the beach)
- Cómo mola el coche de tu padre (How cool is your father's car)
- Me liaron ayer y acabé de fiesta en una discoteca del centro (I got caught yesterday and ended up partying in a nightclub downtown)
- Esa camiseta es muy cutre, está rota por el cuello (That T-shirt is crappy, it's torn at the neck)
- Qué chula tu nueva cazadora (How cool is your new jacket)
- Me toca currar el fin de semana (I must work on the weekend)