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Tipo.
I hope it helped you 🙂
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Dude In Spanish
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Dude is slang, so the Spanish equivalents are slang words (but there are many different slang words in each Spanish speaking country).
Mexico and Central America: Vato, güey, carnal,
Venezuela and some other Caribbean countries: pana
Ecuador: ñaño
Perú: Pata, causa
And others.
But, you know, almost in all Latin America, young people say “brother”, as a slang word.
And yes, the most correct translation is TIPO. But there is a difference. When you talk to a friend, you never say: Hola, TIPO (Hey, dude). You say, Hola, carnal; hola, pana; Hola causa.
Tipo is used just in a very impersonal phrase, like “That dude over there” (Ese tipo de allá”)
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Is a slang word that depends on the country it has it’s indicative, but in general you can say “tipo” like “ese tipo” that dude” or that guy.
Hope this helps!
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well dude id just slang for friend and stuff like that so another word for friend wich is slang in spanish is “VATO” (vah-toe)
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RE:
How do you say “DUDE” in Spanish?
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“Dude” is a slang term which has no direct translation. Say “senor.”
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Well, They tend to have strong jawlines and their hair is nice.
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“Whey”…to promounce it just say -WAY-…..very simple its a slang word 🙂
Or also vato
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I VATO!!!!!!