Give me a word in Spanish that everybody knows.

Give me a word in Spanish that everybody knows. Steve Harvey: “That ain’t Spanish-that’s a Black girl’s name!!”
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[@briantravelman]

I'm genuinely surprised that "Adios" wasn't up there, but "Agua" was. And Steve's pronunciation of "muy bien"😂

[@YourRoyalHighness88]

My Ex is from Spain.

[@rcorbin46]

I agree

[@MrJohnthefarmer]

That and/or hastalavista

[@MyWayWendy]

I can sing in Spanish.

[@james64ibm]

Very small sample size. I don't think that more than 1% of all people would respond agua, but in this sample it happened to be overrepresented.

[@horrormaker9165]

I can’t be the only one disappointed “Puta” wasn’t up there. When you learn languages you learn swear words first

[@nordicexile7378]

I guess they'd have had to censor that one!

[@yolinagarr5144]

@@nordicexile7378 Definitely 👍🏽

[@bensadream]

Haha!

[@Skimyworld08]

😅😅

[@viperdemonz-jenkins]

first word my white ass learned as a kid growing up in a little farm town with lots of Spanish speakers.

[@AspieGamer13]

I knew it wouldn’t be there, but imagine if “no” was up there 🤣

[@GrinningJest3r]

That's what I was saying the whole video. I would have got a strike :(

[@JayLKing]

​@@GrinningJest3r same! I was quietly screaming "NO" the whole time. I was so sure it would be up there!

[@DeionBonner]

I was waiting on someone to say it... That would have been my "steal" answer

[@LovelyLady1111]

I was thinking that lol

[@michaelf.bender3718]

Matt: my Spanish isn't very good but De nada Steve: that ain't Spanish, that's a black girl's name! Denada Jackson. 😅🤣😂

[@ColeTurner-sr8mc]

Por nada: "for nothing "

[@larry4111]

It's also 2 words ("de nada")

[@jonathandillon2100]

Steve! De nada means, you’re welcome! You’re such an idiot! 😖

[@yolinagarr5144]

😆😆👍🏽

[@carlr2837]

I don't speak Spanish, but I often say or hear "de nada". Still, it's two words, not one...

[@TripSoul10]

Honorable mentions: Perro, gato, casa

[@Afropalmen]

Don't think alot of people know what perro means to be fair 😂 Maybe when you say it with Gato but not just Perro

[@AndySaenz924]

How the hell is fiesta not on this board? Most people know that’s a party!

[@abieshanganeshamurthi5885]

Adios should've been up there like what?

[@DeadSpecimen]

As someone who can speak spanish I love this video 😂

[@TheWolfHowling]

Amazed that Tequila wasn't up there

[@marlenecannon4142]

Yep, like peso!!!??

[@Flinsanityforever]

(Saying with a straight face while downing a shot of Casamigos). What’s tequila??

[@sweetbabygurl40]

Lol as a Hispanic/Latina, this was great! Haha 😆 love it ❤️

[@Rose-yx6jq]

I can't be the only one yelling Taco at the screen here.

[@iristang8765]

The only Spanish I know is español😂, which literally means Spanish.

[@GeorgeMaster-xg7lg]

Hola came up in another episode and Steve comically said he was so ghetto that he thought it was Holla.

[@imperfectly_megan]

That makes sense because Steve keeps giving a look like he has never heard the words they are saying lol.

[@christopherpham8605]

Steve: That’s a Black girl's name. [LAUGHTER] Steve: De Nada Jackson. [LAUGHTER] Steve: De nada. Matt: It’s up there. Katlyn: It’s up there. LOL😄

[@kimf442]

😂😂😂

[@jonathandillon2100]

De nada means, you’re welcome. Steve is such a stupid idiot! 😖

[@justinclick2789]

🎉no it's not

[@antoniozuniga8681]

As a Spanish speaker, I’m surprised Adiós was not up there. Still a good answer.

[@22espec]

I was surprised that Agua was up there

[@matthewmead121]

They must have asked some gringos on this one lol.

[@harrietbass9980]

I’m surprised Cinco wasn’t there

[@MsHSpring]

I have heard of adios but not have heard of cinco.. I’m an Indian.. adios amigos is more of what I have heard..

[@harrietbass9980]

@@MsHSpring “Cinco de Mayo” is celebrated every year LOL

[@Flinsanityforever]

Dos and tres would make sense also. Aside from counting “uno dos tres”. Tres Leches is popular and so is Dos Equis 😂

[@larry4111]

LOL well "muy bien" and "de nada" are each 2 words but they tried.

[@imperfectly_megan]

That's what I was thinking lol.

[@snapclub8751]

I’m shocked DE NADA and ADIOS (apologies if I misspelled them) weren’t on the board.

[@Ristre]

Or no

[@DeadRinger4490]

De Nada is 2 words. Adios…yea. I was shocked about that one too.

[@JPIbanez84]

De nada. That ain't Spanish.

[@ikrambenmoussa-rl7nu]

1=Hola 5=Agua 2=Uno 6=Amigo 3=Gracias 7=Bueno 4=Sí 8=Taco

[@PapaLobo94]

*Amigo

[@MalcolmThompson-rc1nb]

1=Como estas 2=Enchiladas 3=Peso(s) 4=Loco/Loca 5=Caliente 6=Muchos Grandes 7=Adios 8=Feliz Navidad 9=Senorita/Senor 1O=Hasta la vista

[@unforeseeable2.058]

Hello One Thank You Yes Water Friend Good Taco

[@ikrambenmoussa-rl7nu]

@@MalcolmThompson-rc1nb Feliz Navidad is a good one

[@ikrambenmoussa-rl7nu]

@@PapaLobo94 thank you

[@Batmann_]

Burrito? Quesadilla? Jalapeño? Tortilla? Habanero? Sombrero? Cabrón! (ok, j/k with that one) Tequila Poncho Some of these are definitely more well known that some of those answers that ended up on the board. I mean...a lot of these are English words that are just really stolen Spanish words. At least taco made it up there!

[@homerthompson416]

Habañero is white boy talk, it's habanero without the nya sound

[@Batmann_]

@@homerthompson416 lol, I'm not sure how I got that mixed up, but it seems you're correct!

[@thefriesens1071]

​@@Batmann_Yeah, it's called a hyperforeignism, which is an interesting rabbit hole to go down. Fun with language!

[@JPIbanez84]

You know Mexican Spanish isn't the only Spanish out there, right?

[@nikonrocksmith2023]

Todos ustedes están locos muchachos ... jajaja ... Saludos desde Peru

[@timergent]

i heard that question and was like PUTA! PUTA! ITS UP THERE! xD

[@nuttybar9]

Punta

[@ZKidMike3000]

Good answer, high five.. hehehe

[@user-hs5sb6rr6v]

I love their last name Chitwood I thought beavers did that not humans

[@rainacherienne1010]

Sounds like CheatWood

[@dankyuji2072]

I can‘t believe „no“ wasn‘t up there.

[@Skeppsvrak]

Not that strange. If asked to say a word in a foreign language you usually don't go for words that are basically the same in both languages, your mind goes to those who are different.

[@SuperSonicShadow27]

I know a bunch of cuss words but I think that says more about me. 😂

[@Rose-yx6jq]

Either you're working construction or you work at a Mexican restaurant.

[@LovelyLady1111]

“D’Nada Jackson” 😂😂 (that’s how de nada as a name might be spelt)

[@sureshmukhi2316]

Nobody said guapo or guapa? My two favorite Spanish words!

[@deborahs830]

Baño. And why did autocorrect want to change that to "bacon" as I was typing it in? 😂

[@davidray7295]

He said 1 word smart guy!!!

[@Batmann_]

Lol, yeah. Kind of a facepalm moment for "de nada" and "muy bien". Son dos palabras, eses.

[@user-bx8xw4qf2e]

Kept thinking rodeo.

[@stephcurry2350]

Vamos!

[@CrabbyOldLady]

Arriba!

[@JPIbanez84]

I was watching this on TV just a few days ago and cracked up when the "De nada" part happened. "De nada...sounds like a black girl's name! D'NADAH JACKSON!" I'll never get over it.

[@stevencobb6688]

Muchas Gracias means thank you

[@ShinobiNYC]

It actually means thank you very much (muchas = very much) gracias means thank you or thanks

[@CETVPhilippines]

How to learn Spanish? Watch Dora the Explorer.

[@adden2242]

Heyy Adios was good!! alotta folks knows that adios is goodbye.

[@paulkane7771]

Adios, muchachos!

[@sharonburden5393]

It is 😮

[@rainacherienne1010]

Muy bien should have counted as Bueno

[@neilwaldock6272]

¡Claro!

[@CrabbyOldLady]

They're not the same. The difference is something that many people struggle with when they learn Spanish. Bien is an adverb. Bueno is an adjective. They're used differently.

[@devingibbs9061]

I need to know what mall in America they went to for this question. TACO???? Come on, y'all😂😂😂

[@Iggybart05]

as someone who can understand a reasonable amount of spanish, this question would have jacked me up.

[@TrashcanTroubadour]

Did those people not realize when they were saying two words?

[@originalJoeKing]

Mañana. Adiós.

[@JayLKing]

HOW WAS "NO" NOT EVEN UP THERE!?! I was quietly screaming "NO" the entire time cuz i just KNEW it was gonna be up there! But it's NOT! WTF

[@UrLocalSusMasterBTCP]

I know some Spanish, but I'm not conversational at it. Also, the players should work on the pronunciation of the words.

[@earthstar2493]

I would have just said all the naughty words, for my own amusement

[@homerthompson416]

Damn I would have guessed cerveza

[@tammoton9494]

Steve definitely didn't know Hola.

[@imperfectly_megan]

Steve was giving looks like he didn't know any of the words lol.

[@thomasgomez4263]

I'm surprised hasta la vista wasn't up there

[@GrinningJest3r]

"give me one word"

[@Flinsanityforever]

Right. Only 1 word answers for this one not phrases. I’m bummed Corona wasn’t there

[@andredesouza9270]

DeNada Jackson 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hulkie1016]

Taco but not Adiós?

[@smill1985]

Agua but not adios, lol??? 😆

[@trikkke11]

Manana must be the adage of the Spanish speaking world.

[@cherylholub3100]

Caliente.

[@alanwebster2479]

Senorita...

[@CrabbyOldLady]

Now that's a very good answer!

[@soulfulfool]

first in my mind COHONES

[@daleanderson-ip8oq]

Loco

[@sandram9781]

Cojones mate

[@rudicaV]

Why are people wasting their answers and two-word replies , when Steve clearly asked for "a word"?

[@nuria.l-l-9827]

I am spaniard and I din't know what a was taco until I was a grown up They should rename the panel to "words that any mexican would know"

[@CrabbyOldLady]

I'm surprised that "loco" wasn't up there. As in, "Those loco mfers thought "de nada" and "muy bien" were each one word, and not two words."

[@crapstermcduck6593]

Ole!

[@theshiverdeckers445]

Lol...he's right. My name is Danada and I'm African American. The Spanish word is "Denada" and it's pronounced differently! So cool!!

[@davidthaler7018]

Muy bien and de nada weren’t there because they’re TWO WORDS!

[@DravenGal]

I know the most important term. Los Banos! (Please put a ~ over the n!) 💙

[@SallyMolina]

Baños. There you go. Just keep the "n" pressed on your keyboard. De nada. 😊

[@DravenGal]

@@SallyMolina All that does is nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

[@SallyMolina]

​@@DravenGal🤔🤔🤔 iPhone or Android?

[@DravenGal]

@@SallyMolina Laptop keyboard. Ah, I see. Yes, I know how to do that on a phone, but I'm not using my phone at the moment.💙

[@LovelyLady1111]

Or Piñata!!

[@iAmAlexFood]

Hola and Gracias for sure

[@user-vl5mi3lt6f]

I cannot believe this was not on the board nor have I seen anybody in the comment section mention this one word: comprende?

[@gdaholic]

I’m shocked that “No” wasn’t up there.

[@machoeddierock3362]

I got bueno. I have worked with many Mexicans saying only bueno and no bueno. Houston Tx Electrician

[@MsHSpring]

Im really surprised that “adios” is not there.. I’m an Indian.. “adios amigos” is a phrase that I’m very familiar with..

[@paulbonsu813]

And everyone pretended to forget Couhic😅couchi

[@davidconners]

Where was "hasta la vista baby? Lol

[@artistjoh]

Adios was not there? Un. Be. Lievable, senor.

[@AndySaenz924]

Steve, “de nada” means “you’re welcome” in Spanish. 🧐🤨

[@davidpenalosa1625]

De nada Jackson

[@Time_Traveling_Trucker]

The answers would’ve been different if the surveys were taken in LA rather than Atlanta… even if you only asked non Spanish speakers.

[@davidpawson9047]

¡Migra!

[@jesp8934]

I was waiting for "Cervesa" who are this people they asked LoL

[@paulkane7771]

"Taco"

[@itacryan]

Translate they mean Hello, One, Thanks, Yes, Water, Friend, Good and TACO.

[@Iffy50]

I thought that bano and cervesa would have been there for sure.

[@eligal643]

the pronunciation was killing me dawg

[@trevorpanno516]

Ole, uno

[@techshabby0001]

I know some Spanish: Para espanol, marque dos

[@paulkane7771]

"Hasta La Vista"

[@situzen185]

How about Cinco for one word and de Mayo for another word, then maybe do a little more counting in Spanish?

[@CrabbyOldLady]

Sure, like "'Cinco' es una palabra, pero 'de Mayo' es dos palabras."

[@WdyWP]

What?!!!!! How is "Adios" not up there? haha

[@patriciaoconnor402]

Muy bien should have counted if bien was up there.

[@systemfan8]

Fiesta is Italian)

[@brianschaffer9220]

How is NO not up there?

[@robertaviles8451]

Cinco de Mayo C'mon y'all! I wanna recount on that survey!

[@pallasathene453]

No Tarantino fans? Say adios to them _huevos_

[@user-gz8wq3qs6f]

Bien , donata

[@victorbarugahare8328]

Tequila 😁

[@dri1811ya]

I thought senorita would be there.

[@sora19ify]

I guess steve doesn't know any Spanish words

[@sora19ify]

@@MissElla88 I grew up watching speedy Gonzalez and dora thank you very much

[@sora19ify]

@@MissElla88 also I am NOT belittling steve. I noticed Steve's face as the contestants are giving answers like they are speaking pig Latin or something

[@jskelly1979]

It is best not to interact with troll "Ella" as she will use her other accounts to swarm your comments.

[@YourRoyalHighness88]

​@@jskelly1979Stop trolling in the comments section Grandma.

[@YourRoyalHighness88]

​@@jskelly1979Grandma Self-claimed teacher.

[@EffaloveZurcaroh]

Amor is not up there? and Bienvenido I thought everyone know about that because Will Smith song Miami..

[@ondrakolarik888]

Mi Casa. Chico... Gollaso 😂 I don't speak Spanish and never learned...

[@jonathandillon2100]

I’ve learned some Spanish.

[@dani3link]

What the heck is gollaso

[@jonathandillon2100]

@@dani3link It means lost.

[@dani3link]

@@jonathandillon2100 no, it doesn't

[@jonathandillon2100]

@@dani3link Gollaso is actually *Welsh* for lost.

[@CmonMan101]

Everyone knows the Spanish word for no.

[@davidray7295]

Sorry Nicole. Audios was number nine. U think pointing at the board makes it appear? No ma’am!!!

[@jskelly1979]

adios

[@davidray7295]

@@jskelly1979 yes, adios*

[@YourRoyalHighness88]

​@@jskelly1979Grandma Self-claimed teacher.

[@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj]

@@YourRoyalHighness88Can you stop harassing people with your non sense? Always picking fights!

[@ZKidMike3000]

My first thought...desperado

[@philharrison9293]

NO NO NO😱😱😱 Without the American bit thrown in!!!

[@ft3917]

there is a spanish word no spanish guy knows the real meaning off: MAÑANA.. if your car is at the repair shop and you ask: when it is finnished reapired, they answer MAÑANA. but it is never tomorow. ! you have to ask if it is MAÑANA THIS WEEK, or Mañana new week or -ll- next month. they never can answer

[@paulkane7771]

"Senor"