The Hardest Spanish Words EVER (Chilean Spanish with Mexico, Colombia, Spain, Chile).mp4

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 712

  • @AntonDiachuk
    @AntonDiachuk 2 роки тому +1

    It's gonna be more interesting if all conversations are in Spanish with Spanish and English subtitles

  • @chrissfuzz1275
    @chrissfuzz1275 2 роки тому +954

    In Chile, the word "weon" has a few variations so we can use it as a noun, as a verb and as an adjective

  • @henri191
    @henri191 2 роки тому +323

    Janet and Laura are good , but i have to say that both "Andreas" totally stole all my attention , i can't get over them 🇪🇦🇲🇽

  • @ME-ng7rb
    @ME-ng7rb Рік тому +248

    soy una chilena-gringa (my mom is chilean and my dad is cuban american but i live in the us) and my mom uses most of these words😭😭 she also used wata (belly), perulin (peepee), al tiro (right away) and so much more😵‍💫

  • @conniedana5611
    @conniedana5611 2 роки тому +312

    It's funny the way Andrea from Mexico asks to Janet from Chile if she's sure that they speak the same language, because there're so many words in mexican slang that are unknown for other Spanish speakers. Every Spanish speaker country have their own ways of speaking, their own accents, and I think that's beautiful! Shows how diverse we are. Love this kind of content! Thank you!

  • @fio23
    @fio23 2 роки тому +93

    it is "cachai" and not "chachai", it is "guagua" and not "wawa", maybe the origin of the words was the one that u put in the video, but we dont write it like that

  • @victoriat7961
    @victoriat7961 2 роки тому +207

    i’ve lived in chile for 10 years and i just found out about “andar a lo gringo” i’m crying 😭😭

  • @johnnyj2d3
    @johnnyj2d3 Рік тому +126

    Weón/weona is used for saying "stupid", "friend", "dude/girl", etc. There's so many uses for it but it depends on the context and mostly on the attitude you use for saying it

  • @Vaskonga
    @Vaskonga Рік тому +3

    yeah but why are they speaking in English XD what on earth were they thinking. In Spanish, with English subtitles would be better.

  • @submedark9848
    @submedark9848 2 роки тому +74

    It’s nice to have a Chilean but I’d be very cool someone a little more used to be on a camera to be able to fully express himself and talk more, just saying… saludos desde chile

  • @alolmedo389
    @alolmedo389 Рік тому +328

    English native speakers if you are learning Spanish don't be discouraged....when they say Chilean Spanish, Mexican Spanish is 90% slang if you use standard Spanish everyone in the Spanish world will understand. For example in this video if you say Novio, Fiesta, bebe, estomago....instead of Pololo, Carrete , guagua, guata ....any Chilean will know these words ...they will identify you as a foreigner but they know these words through formal conversations, literature, TV etc.

  • @beatlemaniacwaltdisneyfan4753
    @beatlemaniacwaltdisneyfan4753 Рік тому +50

    Weon puede significar cualquier cosa, el contexto manda

  • @juliag.5114
    @juliag.5114 Рік тому +43

    in brazil we use gringo for everyone who’s not from here, like americans are gringos but also germans, french, russians, etc

  • @MarkMoreno7
    @MarkMoreno7 Рік тому +36

    So rare that they don't speak their native lenguage in the video (they could understand each other perfectly)

  • @GEORGEKURUPPAN
    @GEORGEKURUPPAN 2 роки тому +45

    I am from southern tip of India....Kerala....Wawa means "baby" here also in my mother tongue Malayalam

  • @malditosmonos
    @malditosmonos 2 роки тому +36

    6:28

  • @TheCrazyShyGuy
    @TheCrazyShyGuy 2 роки тому +17

    I learn so many things thanks to World Friends, I love this channel!

  • @GA-ik6pi
    @GA-ik6pi 2 роки тому +33

    This is soooooo

  • @reginabermejo6113
    @reginabermejo6113 2 роки тому +21

    I was born in Mexico and I speak the Mexican Spanish but i’ve watched the other videos with the Spain vs Mexico Spanish and most of the words the Spain Andrea uses I use too (as well as the Mexican Andrea) I’m not sure if maybe I was taught to speak both of them but it’s so cool learning other types of Spanish!!

  • @smittywerbenjagermanjensenn
    @smittywerbenjagermanjensenn 2 роки тому +18

    in brazil we say "bacana" too. but it's bacana for women AND men.