Guides
Find the words that fit
Everyday phrases, local slang, and the little details that make a conversation feel natural.
- Spanish
Te amo or te quiero?
Both can mean “I love you.” The right words depend on the person and the moment.
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When you miss someone
Te extraño and te echo de menos both say “I miss you.” A small detail can make either one feel more personal.
Read guide - Dominican Spanish
Un chin? Just a little
A small favor, a good reaction, a chat about money. Here’s how un chin, jevi and cuartos fit into the conversation.
Read guide - Mexican Spanish
¿Qué onda? Start a conversation
A greeting, a compliment, and a surprised reply. These expressions fit different moments in an informal conversation.
Read guide - Puerto Rican Spanish
¿Vamos a janguear?
Someone’s asking if you want to go out. Here are a few words you might see as the plans come together.
Read guide - Salvadoran Spanish
¡Qué chivo! That was great
Talking about a good day, being short of cash, or asking about the kids? These three words help you follow along.
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