Eva Longoria and Michael Peña Teach You Mexican Slang | Vanity Fair

[@outtasyt]

I realized he's the Mexican Mark Ruffalo & I cant unsee it

[@sarz1837]

I thought he WAS Mark Ruffalo. Separated at birth for sure

[@dinkerz]

😂 🤣 😂

[@geensjc]

Omg yes

[@gg_kworth52]

Ooooh that's who reminds me of... thanks that was bugging me 😂🤣

[@LaDimplez91]

YESSSSS!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@pixxiespit]

lol I love how they’re out here promoting the Dora the Explorer movie, and they’re all cussing up a storm. 😂👍

[@Deckardrick007]

Pixxie Spit very common in Mexican slang. I'm sure Dora wouldn't mind.

[@pixxiespit]

Aye Run _Chale!_ Dora knows what’s up, she’s no _pendeja!_

[@scare_duardo]

None of these were cuss words haha

[@pixxiespit]

Eduardo Delgado The _Bleeped_ Words.

[@jordangarvin9282]

@@scare_duardo 2:52

[@Archenkeli]

"NO MANCHES" fue la forma educada de decir "NO MAMES", y se modificó para que nuestras mamás no se enojaran, jajajajaja.

[@maxfergallardo8310]

Y la mía sigue enojandose con el no manches.

[@jagwolf8079]

@@maxfergallardo8310 es que al principio era muy evidente que eso significaba... ahorita ya se perdió la conexión con la forma original. (Mi punto es que supongo que ella todavía tiene muy presente que eso es lo que significa)

[@mariovergara727]

¡A huevo!

[@austindjikoren]

Agreed

[@TakittyLove]

Ahhhh.. ahora todo tiene sentido 😱😱😱 Gracias por ese dato ! las jergas mexicanas suenan muy graciosas. :)

[@m.r.8289]

"Chanclas" = Hispanic Parent Discipline Device.

[@rockerbavi]

What did they say? I couldn't understand.

[@catc2552]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@marcovargas8355]

@@rockerbavi sandals or flip flops, which is what it is, and is often used by latina mothers to spank their children.

[@isaacclarke2713]

There like crocs

[@vaniaramirez3169]

Guys, just so you know, I’ve never heard a friend say they got hit with a Chancla. It still happens I guess, but it’s not that common. 😂

[@parkjiminismylight6441]

Chanclas: Domestic Weapon.

[@claudiasedanoeliopulos1978]

Jajajajajaja

[@samirchavi5121]

Chancla is a brown top secret weapon

[@emilydelacruz6199]

true af

[@92118]

Lol

[@moralesmonster5724]

La Chancla Voladora.

[@CaliburovX4]

“Chanclas” I think you meant “Hispanic boomerang”.

[@ralpharreola3413]

mom's shoe missile is acceptable too

[@Agui86]

Xavier Soto yo I legit laughed out loud at this comment 😆 props.

[@mariaalfaro4531]

Soooo true!!!! Hahahahaha

[@Nurse_Xochitl]

Assault Shoes

[@Nurse_Xochitl]

r/cursedcomments

[@cindymoretzer]

Side Note: Many of these can be used on different contexts, that's why they are difficult to learn when you're foreign

[@DJAUDIO1]

Very Transitive. Hahaha

[@dhruveshpatel1109]

Slang of any country is difficult to learn for foreigners. You need a deep cultural knowledge for that.

[@cindymoretzer]

@@dhruveshpatel1109 I think that's the interesting (and funny) part of learning a foreign language, at least is that way for me :)

[@dhruveshpatel1109]

@@cindymoretzer You are right. You can never experience the culture fully without first learning a language.

[@alanaceves7200]

Hijole! Sicierto!🤣

[@atlantic3695]

Me encanta que el señor Peña pronuncie tan bien el español, saludos hermanos mexicanos desde España 🇲🇽

[@jalapenopepper3282]

Saludos España desde Jalisco, Mexico 🇲🇽 ♥ 🇪🇸

[@ItzTocaMadz-l7k]

Pero no se dice haiga!!! Sino haya!

[@PrinceOfDorkness33]

Get screwed!… colonizer!!

[@CaptainAMAZINGGG]

​@@PrinceOfDorkness33you are a product of internet brainwashing 😂😂😂. Hating colonizers is very "in" this past year. Looking forward to better, more intelligent, and wholesome times/trends once again 🤭

[@clos888]

made me realize how cussing is kind of normalized in mexican slang lmao

[@lukamagicc]

What cussing?!

[@IZZFC7]

There was no cussing. None that would get you scorned.

[@clos888]

i was honestly very high when i wrote this comment and i didnt rly think it would get that many likes but i was thinking more of just how whenever i use “slang” between my friends in mexico and i it literally always involves cussing lmao like it’s kind of inevitable

[@sr.chiqitibum8607]

It’s the same with French.

[@karla-ro6pn]

Luka Magic With your comment you Just proved Carlos A’s point

[@isai267]

Michael peña will win an OSCAR someday, he's a great actor. A HUEVO

[@badhombre3730]

That would mean he served his Jewish masters well. As a chicano, that makes me sick.

[@samirchavi5121]

In your dreams

[@isai267]

@@samirchavi5121 well , i never thought a Mexican director would ever win an Oscar, and look what happened. 3 Mexican directors have won 5 out of the last 6 Oscars. so STFU

[@samirchavi5121]

@@isai267 just bussines ...just to get more mexican audience

[@isai267]

@@samirchavi5121 hahaha well apparently they need a lot of mexican audience huh ! 🤣🤣🤣 .

[@TheWhogirl13]

This made my little Mexican heart so happy

[@spoonface9698]

Ally13 I’m not Mexican but this made me happy too! I love learning about the nuances in a culture’s language! I think it’s what makes the culture! 😃🇲🇽

[@tatsumakisenpukyakku5576]

But your bleach blonde hair makes it sad 😢

[@TheWhogirl13]

Tatsumaki Senpukyakku how ???

[@altrockz]

@@spoonface9698 *I'm mexican 🇲🇽 :-)*

[@lukamagicc]

Bruh what video did you watch.

[@gloriamanicarrasco5845]

Eva was so uncomfortable with how comfortable Michael was blurting out profanity. 😂😂

[@girlsforjesus101]

She’s also bot very connected to being Mexican.

[@teamjoffery]

some Moms vs some Dads haha

[@victorluis9058]

Hey... Gloriamani

[@nat5112]

She is such a Fresa lol

[@Rayan-qy8mg]

@@girlsforjesus101 just like Gaby solis

[@djhepek2141]

The most important one of all slang in the Mexican culture, “ VALES VERGA”

[@irvingalasraki9208]

So? Who cares cholo?

[@dougjones3584]

Cant forget "BETE ALA VERGA"

[@jasonperez9164]

That's mainly the border area and Texas slang....

[@joseluiaguirr9385]

Slang de los cochos...ECHALE COCHAZO GUACHE COCHO...MERAMENTE AMIGO...

[@HTownJC]

Dj Hepek no vales verga primo

[@nesone6520]

Just wanted to add that 'no manches' is a less vulgar way of saying 'no mames'.

[@lucilozano081610]

Yes...no mames was basically cussing when i was a kid😅

[@nesone6520]

@@lucilozano081610 Exactly, it's like kids today saying 'freaking' instead of... well you know.

[@javierpotente962]

ambas son consideradas vulgares o mejor dicho se ven mal si se usan en un ambiente formal , como en la escuela por citar un ejemplo pero no mames es considerado una grosería o palabra altisonante , aunque últimamente esa línea se está borrando .

[@AsdrubalSilva]

Yeah lol

[@dasfowler]

I learned "iAGUAS!" the hard way when my Mexican neighbor shouted it to me one day, and I turned thinking he was offering me water. That tree branch was not kind to my sunglasses, but now I look where I'm going when I get out of my car. Thanks for looking out, Armando.

[@lakedean621]

Omg that made me laugh so hard at least you know now lol

[@arturovera8279]

chale mano ya no hay pedo, camara no me aguito

[@van.guzman]

I'm cracking up hahaha.

[@DanielBuentello]

LOL now you know

[@sirsanchez1330]

That was hilarious!! I think I pee a little 😂😂

[@juanpa1727]

Why are we commenting on this language when we are all Mexicans? Yo tampoco entiendo

[@agrforreal9074]

Èl sabe 😂

[@alexiapm7880]

JAJAJAJA que alguien me explique!!!

[@Overlord99762]

Porque el canal y la mayoría de los usuarios son angloparlantes, es más por cortesía

[@gustavodm9752]

Debe ser también porque muchas personas también son Mexicanos-Americanos

[@pasofino2199]

Pues ponle en Nahuatl y déjate de mmds

[@elleendeavor6429]

Chorro also means “a lot”. “Hay un chorro de gente”- there’s a lot of people.

[@elleendeavor6429]

Gringo Chingon I couldn’t help but laugh.

[@christianpolina3449]

Never heard that but cool

[@jorgegutierrez6015]

@@christianpolina3449 But if you've never heard it, doesn't mean it's no true. She's right, in México "un chorro" means "a lot of" anything.

[@TheSmokyVic]

I heard of “monton” but not chorro of something lmao

[@jorgegutierrez6015]

@@TheSmokyVic Yeah but that's it!

[@taniaannisa]

¡Aguas! is Awas in Indonesia which also mean watch out! Same pronunciation!

[@algladyou]

Really? Because it is aqua in Arabic. I guess expression really do evolve.

[@valeriacalderon7565]

Wow thats crazy and cool 😵😍

[@Cynthia-vf5io]

Esdras Manrique 😂😂😂

[@fanishojo]

wow!

[@craniumkryptonite6367]

I like that!. Watch the comedian Joy Ko on Netflix...funny comedian!.

[@zorasapphire]

"We're Mexican-American... So we may not get all of this correct"... Ay, Eva... NO MAMES.

[@tribemaster188]

For real, mija didn't say much, Michael did all the chamba here

[@jjlopez8696]

She's right don't hate.

[@tribemaster188]

@@jjlopez8696 Callese wey

[@johnlemon273]

Este imbécil...

[@devinpeirce7152]

Never More she's too Americanized

[@Cygnus75]

I knew them all and I'm not Mexican. Years of being exposed to that a amazing culture have paid off 💪

[@paulapena5840]

[@LorenaTamayoXikana]

Órale güey

[@girlsforjesus101]

Then you’d know that Eva isn’t really Mexican.

[@macarenam2069]

@@girlsforjesus101 exactly 🙄

[@evealkazar]

@@girlsforjesus101 She didn't say she is Mexican, she stated "We are Mexican-American" 😑

[@jaredjosue_]

Órale=okay Órale=Hurry up Órale=Awesome Órale=Wtf

[@hellothere7345]

Lol, true

[@dulcineamartinez6993]

Its in the pronunciation. lol

[@javierfva7500]

It can also mean "watch what you're doing".

[@notyourbuddy26]

It’s the pitch of voice lol

[@AtariiWave]

Fixed it. Órale. =okay Órale! = Hurry up Órale!!!! = Awesome Orale?!?!= WTF

[@victoralarcon6351]

“A huevo!” was missing there :(

[@levi___2096]

Victor Alarcón 🥚

[@jorgegallardo8611]

Victor Alarcón Si Ahuevo!

[@lezamac6]

no one uses that anymore fucken pocho

[@signafortune]

Al chíle

[@nicolemurray449]

Awebo

[@emy1975]

In the Philippines we also use Tocayo and has the same meaning

[@makatangcocinero8267]

Yes that's true, I'm Filipino and in the Philippines it is spelled as "tukayo" meaning namsake or a person with the same name as the other person.

[@arteks2001]

Tocayo is a Náhuatl word.

[@JesusDelmar]

You could say the words are tocayos 😉

[@elahuigmail]

Philippines and Mexico were Spanish colonies, that's why many words in Philippines are indeed Spanish.

[@robertohernandez1364]

Phillip'cans

[@zahrar7830]

As a Mexican I absolutely recommend this video if you’re trying to get a crash course of the Mexican slang... it’s so complete and accurate!!! ♥️les quedó chido

[@BOBofGH]

I love how they get excited by every word and exclaim it in unison. "No Mancheeeeees!"

[@stevedoe1630]

Their enthusiasm to share their culture seemed genuine, not canned. Well done.

[@luislopez3963]

Two of my favorite Spanish role model Artists. God Bless them. Mexican Pride runs deep. I am Puerto Rican but I always looked up to my Mexican Brothers and Sisters that have exalted our Spanish heritage. They have dealt with so much and never stop moving Palante. Viva Mexico Bravo

[@gladiatorxxx7520]

Brother we are parts of the same heritage, Spanish y nativos what a spectacular blend.Latinos 🤟

[@QuantumNoir]

🏋🏻‍♂️🇲🇽🇺🇸💪🏼 🤝🏼✌🏼👍🏻#latinogang

[@hisuiuzumaki8326]

💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@runninrebel1520]

Somos mismo de sangre 🇵🇷 🇲🇽🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@JDFONSECACOLOMA]

Namesake means tocayo

[@blsk_max]

1:57 Michael peña me enseñó que puedes decir haiga y aún así salir con los Avengers

[@alexperalta4512]

Jajajajajajajaja

[@lpsantacruz8763]

Hahahajajajakkkkkkjajahaha

[@evpassapera8939]

🤣🤣🤣 me explotaron los oídos y lo retrocedí por si escuché mal

[@aj2314aj]

es super común entre chicanos, igual las "s" al fina. por que su español está mal influenciado, ya no es su primera lengua para algunos.

[@pitagoraspitagoras2762]

Jaajajajajajajajajjajajaja haiga sido como haiga sido -El Borolas

[@Dino13]

Eva has the slang down. Ever since she got together with her husband and living part time in México she has been really embracing her Mexican roots even more. She has always been very altruistic but now it is so cool to see her so involved in so many projects for the Latino community. Eva is the bomb 🔥🔥 I love her so much!

[@LickVIP]

Eva Longoria is not MEXICAN she is SPANISH. She did a 23ANDME - Here were the results -- in 1767, the king of Spain gave Pedro Longoria her GREATEST GRANDFATHER 4,000 acres of land in what is now Texas, just north of the Mexican border. 70 percent European 27 percent Native American

[@Am0ha]

@@LickVIPMexican is a Spanish made term

[@mauri_TV]

“Water, water, water, water, water” - Michael Peña preventing an accident in 2019

[@claudiasedanoeliopulos1978]

Jajajajajajaja

[@utopiademocrazy]

In Malay/Indonesian language "aguas!" means watch out too. It's spelt as "Awas"

[@adolphsow607]

Exactly

[@celh2656]

Lmao cool

[@juaninsite]

OMG!! Really?

[@TakittyLove]

wow ! literally, It's the same meaning, Cool !! 👍

[@jorgegutierrez6015]

Is the same in spanish

[@Justy8111]

Michael: *explains every one* Eva: Hmmmmm *nods*

[@humberto_avila]

@@rochellecrasta6211 Vaguely... Peña really knows all of them

[@user-sb8sw5sd4p]

Eva, as a proper lady, wouldn't jump to acknowledge knowledge of all of these expressions, so Michael, as a proper gentleman picks up the ball quickly, you can tell she knows, but won't show it

[@s1gmundfr3ud]

Good for her, vulgar words do not sound nice, and even worse when said by a lady. In Mexico, if you speak using slang or vulgar words or expressions you are labeled as a vulgar, low class person. It is not something to feel proud about; it denotes uneducated and vulgar upbringing. .

[@ficklefans9787]

@@s1gmundfr3ud yawn

[@edb8563]

She had the history lessons all teed up though

[@kitbanay7808]

for us Filipinos, "Tocayo" also means someone who you share the same name with, but it's kinda spelled "Katukayo".

[@jeremy98121]

I think that is because of Spain conquer Philippines

[@cheerfulsoulph]

and also chamba in the philippines means lucky :)

[@blackwidow2637]

I did not know this. Thanks kit

[@edram1909]

Very interesting! thanks for sharing!

[@kitbanay7808]

@@blackwidow2637 no problem.

[@TG-oq2jx]

How to distinguish a mexican? They say: *WEY*

[@marthaduarte8098]

🤣🤣

[@bootybutt131]

Actually it's guey

[@MrFreeze360]

Lolitta Smitherton güey

[@TG-oq2jx]

"Vuei"

[@AsdrubalSilva]

Si wey la neta 😂

[@TheRNmusicOfficial]

You can use "pedo" in, at least, 20 different contexts. And the rest of the words also have, at least, 3 different meanings. Oh, man, I love Spanish. It's so tricky 💕

[@AsdrubalSilva]

😝👍

[@AlexanderR32]

Haha preach that's so true

[@teamjoffery]

I'm getting back into studying language and this was soooo fun to refresh and learn a couple of new things! Amo mis Mexicanos!

[@sandradosscomedy]

My opinion of Eva has gone way up after this. She knows her Mexican slang and her history

[@angelic1912]

Sandra Doss she has an M.A. in Chicano Studies!

[@MrsLockenload]

yeah I always thought she was more "whitewashed" but she knew her slang.

[@vanessa_rachellei3438]

I want a b.a in Chicana studies

[@endiekittle6417]

She didn't know so many of these. He did

[@jasminebarrera187]

angelic1912 Actually she has a Masters in Chicano Studies

[@Iryna_Fedchenko]

“Órale” is my favorite Mexican word 🙈

[@OmarLiraO]

Iryna Fedchenko orale

[@regina2899]

Neta? Órale 😱

[@ismaelsoto1979]

¡Está padre!

[@marianavm2355]

Iryna Fedchenko neta me lo juras

[@eder_leos]

Órale the exact translation means “pray to him”

[@qhubbles]

¡No manches! ¿Neta? ¡Órale! That's how we express such a surprise. xD

[@irerigonzalez137]

This is actually more accurate

[@arturovera8279]

La neta compadre es mas complejo que eso. :p

[@altrockz]

@@arturovera8279 *xdddd*

[@edyann]

Eva in not Mexican. She's Mexican American. There's a DIFFERENCE.

[@arturovera8279]

@@edyann who said she was mexican??

[@osalas36]

Guey has to be the most defining characteristic of Mexican slang and vernacular

[@FloridaGoon187]

Mexicans also have different accents and words they use depending where you live.

[@poowawatv6178]

we use all these tho lol except some very americanized ppl dont so much

[@FloridaGoon187]

Yea but this just the basics.

[@Aikman94]

But they showed general slang worlds, used in almost any Mexican environment. (I'm Mexican)

[@FloridaGoon187]

@@Aikman94 I know.

[@eldavargasvazquez4669]

Exactly for that reason its so difficult to learn Spanish I'm Mexican and I'm so proud

[@blank_canvas3391]

I need an entire recap of the mcu but just by Louis under the truth serum

[@PattyViviendo]

Michael Peña se emocionó con el “guey” 😂🙏

[@enzomartinez8083]

Porque?

[@juliansubiasxd423]

Por qué? X2

[@gaetanproduction5022]

Porque luego que dijo su versión de Güey, terminó con, It means Dude... hahahaha 🤣.

[@alexsantander]

“CHORRO” meanings: 1. Un chorro = A lot of X stuff 2. Chorro ( or chorrito ) de agua = In the water flow. 3. Tengo chorro = I have diarrhea

[@sofiaduran4241]

Thanks

[@alvaro8325]

It also means a thief

[@__-fl3yt]

@@alvaro8325 ?

[@ars_paulina]

De cualquier líquido

[@venicebeach6117]

THANK YOUUUU

[@SwankSinatra007]

“No you mean JORGE LOPEZ” lmao

[@BJMallory]

Barry McCockiner and they still didn’t say what gacho means.

[@Roousagii]

Amo el acento mexicano, podría estar todo el día escuchándolos hablar, qué lindo país 💕

[@SunnieBal]

“Chorro” also means “a lot” like “tengo un chorro de dinero” i have a lot of money, idk if it’s only here in Mexico 🤷🏽‍♀️ haha but they did pretty well

[@oscarsalazar5876]

I mean it also translates too quantity of volume of liquid where i think it derived into meaning diarrhea.

[@angiecastillo110]

tengo un chorro de calor!!

[@yadiragarcia6276]

And stream.

[@kik0le]

Yea, Puerto Ricans use “chorro” to mean “a lot” too

[@nica1]

In Argentina, they use chorro to refer to a thief 😱.

[@Alieh86]

I don’t speak Spanish, but I live in San Diego so I’ve heard a lot of these words

[@victorluis9058]

Hey...alie

[@user-bx4ti6ig3i]

Because mexican slang is strong in the west.

[@D4rkm3741]

this lists isn't complete without the verb "chingar" and all the ways and meanings we use it

[@rowynnecrowley1689]

You may have noticed the beeps. We can't talk about that here.

[@sebbyh9764]

ctm

[@raqui9772]

That would be a VERY long video.

[@humberto_avila]

A venezuelan once asked me "what does chingar mean"? I spent about 15 minutes to explain him BRIEFLY what that word means... And that was just the intro. No joke.

[@nickynicks_]

verga...

[@jaimecorona2559]

This guy is more mexican than her! He got them ALL RIGHT!!

[@vanessa_rachellei3438]

Texans don't really know about the Mexican culture too much ..Only San Antonio and even then they don't have the same experience as L.A or Socal Mexican Americans

[@elaineatkinson9801]

Texican???? We are called Tex mex. and we are no different then LA Mexicans. We just have different slangs as well, plus you don’t visit Austin or San Antonio for the Mexican experience that’s for tourists who want chips and salsa. Visit the valley right by the border you’ll get real tacos and culture.

[@Ninkira]

Pena was also finished filming Narcos Mexico, so spending time in Mexico and speaking Spanish for that gives him a crash course!! :)

[@alphonseguzman7774]

Cus shes a shic

[@Chukwillard]

@@vanessa_rachellei3438 What about Arizona?

[@KhairulnizamBakeri]

Interestingly, "awas" in Malay language (pronounced similarly as aguas) also means be careful.

[@judithje95]

I did a semester at TEC de Monterrey as a foreigner and really quickly learned what “fresa” meant :’) Güey is my favourite slang word to be honest. Mexicans are the best

[@FM-um5cm]

Mexicanos on Vanity Fair... Órale güey!

[@AlejandraTadeo26]

👏🔥si

[@holydeathlizbb]

I know! Esta chido!!!

[@NoName-fh6ld]

Frida did it first but a Euro Vanity Fair ;)

[@mightygiantsbuendia1083]

Buey

[@vanessalandazabal2667]

I’m a Colombian who really loves Mexican slang ahaha 😂

[@victorluis9058]

Hey... Vanessa

[@alexgomez6955]

@@victorluis9058 Hey... Victor

[@victorluis9058]

@@alexgomez6955 hey Alex nice to meet finally meet you... how are you doing

[@aizat27]

Pardon my ignorance. I live across the world. Do Colombian speak Spanish with different slang than Mexican? I've been watching Modern Family. I love listening to Sofia's accent.

[@hennakroger32]

She's so pretty and classy. Love her!

[@mickeybx6918]

Classy?!?!?!?!?!?! Your comment would be hilarious, but since you really mean it it's just sad...

[@joelewishenry7886]

You’re right

[@stivwhat]

Classy on camera, off well that’s a different story I know this first hand.

[@enereaguirre2462]

Que no se les olvide que ambos son con madre, se les quiere mexicanos de mi corazón ustedes son chidos por mostrarles lo mexicano del mundo !!

[@richicamacho7989]

I love how he acts every word lol The end when he didn't notice her hand up for a high five 😂

[@sgtzulu2507]

It’s a good thing they didn’t try to explain too much the words Pedo and Orale those two alone can mean like 200 things each lol 😆

[@saltytower2797]

I agreee with this bato

[@CoraimaGlz]

Orale! Orale. Orale? Lol que pedo?

[@chavezito]

Not to mention Madre in all of their contexts

[@sgtzulu2507]

CG Jorge ohhh man I use that word Madre for all kinds of machinery and situations lol 😆

[@unusuario5173]

Mexican here. Indeed, they would need an entire clip just to list all the uses of the word pedo. It's a wildcard word.

[@joeriginal]

They forgot the most important of them all, the one word with a hundred meanings, "Madre", or they knew it would be too insulting for moms. En la madre, a toda madre, ni madres, te voy a romper la madre, se partio la madre, que es esa madre?, donde esta esa madre?, esto sabe a madres, que poca madre, que desmadre, vales madre, me vale madre, ya valio madre, etc, etc..

[@automotiveenthusiast1160]

Ha! I use those all the time

[@Almitaglez]

Maybe the word chingar hahaha that one can take all the video.

[@DebbieGonzales823]

Haha!!! Yesssss 😁

[@matthewgrainger7059]

Madre Mia?

[@Rivers9679]

Pues si mi friend

[@bobertorobweeto6836]

2:10- Me: Strawberry, " That's usually Vale girl people" Me: Oh...

[@Hugo_ARuV]

In México when we use "Fresa" like an adjetive, it means this. Lo siento si no me entiendes, no hablo tan bien el inglés

[@felipelara6281]

Valley* girl people

[@doobiegal]

Fresa = Snobbish (male or female)

[@Hotpink51]

It's ok, I had to have this explained at one point too lol.

[@marcovargas8355]

You're not wrong - you just forgot this is about slang, not actual definitions.

[@hellakoala]

In Philippines, we can Identify the Chamba, padre, and Tocayo. And we use it everyday.

[@mandm060782]

Isn’t “Filipinas” a Spanish speaking country?

[@alexanderville335]

@@mandm060782 used to be.

[@angelpardo1530]

@Omara Oliver yes, and also apparently there were some cultural exchange between Mexico and Philippines in the past.

[@steveboy7302]

@@angelpardo1530 no there wasnt

[@legiopatrianostra4032]

@@angelpardo1530 el único intercambio entre Filipinas y México se tuvo cuando ambos eran España, los galeones llevaban y traían mercancías y viajeros de ambos lugares.

[@nyag1764]

I love this. My daughter is half Mexican and I teach and appreciate her cultures, mine and her father's.

[@daniel_2658]

Lies

[@MartVale1]

daniel _ How do you know? Do you live with her?

[@alfredogonzalez9420]

That's awesome thank you for doing that, I wish you and your family can visit Mexico some day and tell your daughter that she's not half Mexican she can be a full Mexican in her heart, because as a famous singer called Chavela Vargas used to say "Mexicans are born wherever they feel like it" when she was asked why she said that she was Mexican if she was born on Costa Rica (if she likes Mexico she's already Mexican for us)

[@nyag1764]

@@alfredogonzalez9420 Aww...that's very sweet of you. I teach my daughter as much about her culture as I can. I am a lover of all cultures and I'm very proud of both sides. Unfortunately, her father chose to be absent since her birth so the responsibility befalls just me to pass on her Mexican culture but I quite enjoy doing so and look forward to traveling to Mexico with her one of these days. Gracias y tenga un buen dia.

[@tamarasaldana8027]

@@nyag1764 ohhh,que Lastima que El haya abandonado sus responsabilidades,espero no piense mal de los Mexicanos,mis padres tienen 47 años de casados,y no he visto pareja más amoroso como ellos.mis hermanos y hermanas tienen años con sus esposas/OS,al igual que yo.que bueno que no se haya decepcionado.y que bueno que aprenda la cultura de México. El español es delicioso.

[@Bobeo]

Huh...funny thing to realize that the Aguas in Spanish is pronounced the exact same way as Awas for Bahasa Malaysia, which also means careful.

[@bob8819]

Bobeo Does it happen to mean water too?

[@rickyanderson7949]

@@bob8819 nope. it means watch out, or be careful.

[@juanmontoya2811]

Awesome

[@jorgeddls]

Dude most words in that part of the world sound like spanish

[@rom9731]

That's so true...

[@andresvillanueva5421]

In the Philippines we also have "Aguas" but it's spelled "Iwas" meaning "Be careful". We have Tocayo too but it is spelled "Tukayo". We have "Gacho" but it's usually spelled "Manggagacho" which means someone who scams people or is bad in general. I am totally amazed by this!

[@farmvetsph]

Not "gacho" but gantso

[@humberto_avila]

That's so interesting.

[@Edgar.Cantú432]

philippines was part of the viceroyalty of new spain until 1821

[@dannyamado92]

Nobody cares

[@andresvillanueva5421]

@@dannyamado92 You obviously do, otherwise you wouldn't be commenting.

[@binks711]

This made my heart swell with so much pride haha. Love these two and love them showing off the slang. They did really well on the translations! 10/10.

[@ArmandoPerez-kg7vi]

The word pedo has a lot of meanings. No hay pedo. No problem Andas pedo. You're drunk Que pedo. Whats up Es un pedo para decir todos los significados, aparte ando medio pedo.

[@trasiano]

¡Muchas Gracias! Armando Pérez por tus aclaraciones. Fuístes mejore que ellos.

[@Dr.Thomas_Elliot]

I wish I could speak fluently.

[@myasanders6451]

@@Dr.Thomas_Elliot same

[@JuanGarnicaVera]

Mas parece como que algo huele mal. Y huele mal porque algo no anda bien. Es decir, hay un problema. "Que pedo".

[@notyourbuddy26]

Qué pedo could also be (you got a problem) I think it’s all according to the pitch of voice

[@_pazperez_]

Me encanta que Eva Longoria dijo todas las palabras casi como lotería jajajajajja

[@Chinto-13]

Es una vieja ridícula

[@DanhyLugo]

Lo mismo pense!!

[@pumasrock7162]

Eva: te falta barrio (mexican barrio). Michael: chingón guey,neta no mames!!

[@adeleperetz7210]

Uyyyyy.... qué horror...!

[@thedaniplanet]

I love that they're pumped for every single word

[@Latinmonalisa]

En Colombia tambien decimos Tocayo, Vieja, metiche jejeje y conocemos todas estas palabras también por las novelas que vimos creciendo! Saludos

[@2609israel]

esperanza suazo que genial que nos entiendan!!

[@famicomchannel3681]

lamentable! con razon sudamerica esta como esta LOL en lugar de ver basura como telenovelas mejor ponte a estudiar en mexico ya nadie ve esa porqueria

[@tomaloconhumor3001]

@@famicomchannel3681 Falso, ahora ven tik tok de morras pensando con la cola, y la vieja separa novios de badabum al puro estilo Paty Chapoy, así que no hemos avanzado nada, simplemente lo de la tele se pasó al internet.

[@hihenry22]

Tan divina! Lol

[@amura966]

"Haiga" another word of Mexican Slang 😂😂😂 1:57

[@itspennywisethedancingclow6842]

La tira

[@FernandoMaqui]

Se mamó xD

[@misaelolvera6232]

Jajaja

[@benjaminabel8596]

Qué, hay otro significado aparte de "haya"? Eso se dice hasta en Argentina.

[@MarianaHidden]

@@benjaminabel8596 También en Perú :v

[@Lunamacluna]

I believe that with Mexican slang there is actually the need of a Dictionary. For expressions like: -orale, wey, -no manches, -chido, etc. There are multiple meanings.

[@victorluis9058]

Hey

[@franciscocamacho3780]

Ambos me encantan son artistas extraordinarios. La expresión " Aguas " que en México tiene la connotación o significa "cuidado" viene de la época de la colonia; al no haber drenaje la gente hacia sus necesidades en basinicas "sobre todo por la noche". Las basinicas eran como retretes portátiles, por la mañana se deshacían de esos contenidos hechándolos a la calle y le avisaban a la gente que pasaba por allí gritando "Aguas" para que tuvieran cuidado.

[@goshiroro3346]

Francisco Camacho así es;de echo Eva lo menciona. Que era por que tiraban el agua y gritaban para avisar. Lo dice más resumido solamente 😄

[@jbarnes1108]

These two are insanely likeable... I would watch them in anything lol

[@dayra6425]

have u ever watched harsh times .. eva is a G in that movie

[@stivwhat]

Eva is not a nice person period, that’s a fact.

[@dayra6425]

@@stivwhat how do u know

[@stivwhat]

da ra I’ve met her. She had a restaurant Beso, everyone hated her. Not the person on camera.

[@elmuymuerto2388]

Michael Peña said "Haiga", that's just amazing!!

[@V.E.R.O.]

It's spelled "haiga", an informal way of saying "haya" which is the subjunctive present of the verb "haber" - to have.

[@neiloconnor9349]

Awesome! I worked with a lot of Chicanos in the Marines in the early 1980s, and shortly thereafter with a lot of Puerto Ricans in NYC. It's amazing how different the slang terms are, sometimes in subtle ways, like bendejo.

[@Uh-lee-yahuk]

I am obsessed with the Latino/Latin American culture. I love the languages,the accents, the food looks really good. I appreciate how cultured they are similarly v cultured like the Black community Clearly some of you struggle with basic comprehensive skills. I said that the Latin American and black community are very rich in culture which MAKES them similar. Not that the two cultures are DIRECTLY similar. In conclusion learn how to read

[@quicofilms6350]

You should try Tula, is a very tradicional food in Chile

[@ximelotus]

Quico Films jajajajajaja

[@iancuspinera1160]

For real, we are so related both mexican and black community lol

[@k9cop68]

liyah x Oh my God, can you be any more virtuous🤢🤮

[@aj19781978]

@@k9cop68 lol for real . Like OH MY GOD. THEY'RE SOWWW ADORABULLL . 😬

[@booklover7473]

As a Mexican American myself, I'm proud that I knew the majority of these

[@eveliobenitezdelanatividad6844]

Cuando eres español y sabes que tanto en tu país como en México se habla el mismo idioma pero no tiene ni **** idea de lo que significan esas expresiones. Hablo español y aun así este vídeo me ha servido.

[@pitagoraspitagoras2762]

Me pasa lo mismo, entiendo algunas expresiones de España pero no todas. Soy mexicano

[@meltorme-ntor2933]

One thing about "güey" is that, in *my* day (yes, I'm old) it was considered a bad word. I could not say it in front of my parents. Now, it absolutely carries the same significance as "dude".

[@JessieMartinez559]

How right you are! It was the same for me and I was born in 1984

[@KhaoticTano]

Watching this made me happy. My mom popped into my head 😂.. that is how her and my uncle talk.. good laugh.. Que Viva Mexico!

[@Charlie-xb5lo]

Broooo, when he impersonates Diego Luna, "Ay no mames wey, neta?" that was on pointtttttt.

[@Ignaciombr]

I didn't really notice he was impersonating him, fr?

[@dariamontilla3600]

Lol

[@snowchips9596]

I cackled lmao

[@darlamurillo4546]

I lost it at his Diego impression!

[@ndeyedraws]

We have "Awas!" here in Indonesia, pronounced exactly the same as Aguas, and it also means watch out! 😂 But it's not a slang here

[@insulinbabe6785]

cool

[@izwaspayne]

Yeah in Malay too it's spell awas which mean watch out

[@erom7904]

Michael Peña it's a cool dude, we accept him as a Mexican. "Chorro" es mucho tambien... or a certain quantity of water that flows.

[@melvina628]

That was highly educational.

[@lynda517]

The Mexican version of Mark Ruffalo and Mexican version of Sandra Bullock

[@MAGAAS01]

Cuanta razón tiene!! En cualquier país los “fresas” hablan como con flojera! No importa el idioma 👍👍👍

[@luisfelipeorozco7534]

So true.

[@carolinerado5007]

My two favorite actors! I will see everything they are in. Love Michael and Eva!

[@victorluis9058]

Hey caroline

[@tdkjose]

First lesson "Mexican slang" Secon lesson "Chilanga banda by Café tacvba"

[@adrianvelazquez9437]

Aguelita de Batman

[@beydypicasso5168]

My Mexican heart is happy watching this 🥺

[@asiriasepulveda3096]

I was wondering when there was going to be a Mexican slang video...and you couldn’t have been better!!! I loved it SO MUCH!! 😊😊💛💛💛 ¡Viva los Chicanos! ✊🏽

[@dayanarodriguez4637]

Y viva mexico !! 🇲🇽

[@fercuevas5772]

Much respect for both, nice Mexican Spanish pronunciation and knowledge

[@AaronHernandez-xv4qh]

Michael Pena funny af

[@0554joe]

He is a comedian after all

[@gunacopter]

Peña!

[@49alemanelena]

Eva Longoria LITERALLY went to my university and was the homecoming queen 💁🏻‍♀️ and that's on 1998 Miss Tamuk

[@girlsforjesus101]

She’s as whitewashed as they come, doesn’t even speak Spanish so watching this is hilarious. It’s like watching a white person pretend they’re Mexican.

[@nolimitnati8998]

Me: *looking at the word “Fresa” * “oh that ones easy! that means strawberry” “Wait whaaat!?” 😂😂Im Puerto Rican btw

[@denasorandom9587]

NoLimit Nati I thought they were going to say Strawberry too. 😂

[@epif1]

in Nicaragua we use Fresa in the same way. Its kind of like a stuck up person.

[@jldavis259]

Fresita in PR means girly, frilly.

[@jhhnn_]

😂😂😂💖

[@nolimitnati8998]

Joy Lee Davis I’ve actually never heard that haha but hey you learn something new everyday

[@uriels3115]

Pedo and chingón are my two favorite mexican slang words. Because depending on how you use them they have a different meanings and i love it!

[@av076]

My boy Michael did not miss a single word

[@ElPapitoPapi]

They should've put "verga" in this, it has a looooot of meanings

[@javierherrera6006]

Samir Chavi 😂

[@elsieteenel303]

No pinches mames como van a poner esa jalada jajaja

[@poowawatv6178]

lmao too real for em

[@rlroblox6583]

@@elsieteenel303 Mucha razon

[@gladiator_games]

OLO OLO

[@pnw1932]

Eva = Mexican Vampire......... looking amazing.

[@albertobarragan8079]

She’s adorable!!! I didn’t know she spoke Spanish so well!! ❤️