Mexican: Look at that Chino. Must be a Chinese man.
Mexican 2: Wassup Chino! your curly hair is bussin. Sheeesh.
Mexican 2: Wassup Chino! your curly hair is bussin. Sheeesh.
by chinø June 24, 2021
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Get the Black Chino mug.This guy knows how to have fun. If you are around him you know you will have a smile on your face or even pain in your stomach. Even though it might seem like he cannot get serious, he cares deeply for many things. Chinos is as loyal as it gets, and will always be there for his friends. If you meet a Chinos it’s very likely you cannot help but hug him.
“Overall a f***ing cool person.”
“Overall a f***ing cool person.”
by theycallmemoana November 23, 2021
Get the Chinos mug.This guy knows how to have fun. If you are around him you know you will have a smile on your face or even pain in your stomach. Even though it might seem like he cannot get serious, he cares deeply for many things. Chinos is as loyal as it gets, and will always be there for his friends. If you meet a Chinos it’s very likely you cannot help but hug him.
“Overall a f***ing cool person.”
“Overall a f***ing cool person.”
by wasuu November 23, 2021
Get the Chinos mug."Whoa! That Chino Nine saved my life when he gave me sight! After that blindness, he turned me unblind!"
by BadFish/LoveFish March 10, 2023
Get the Chino Nine mug.Chino means “Chinese”, technically, in Spanish; some Latinos will randomly say “dímelo chino,” whatever that is supposed to mean. Qué significado tiene esa frase? Porque…Dejé de tratar de averiguarlo. Lol.
Additionally, many Spanish-speaking people use “chino” as a catch-all term to describe any and all persons of Asian descent. Therefore it must be specified—Si tu primer idioma en la vida es el español o tal vez incluso tu segundo o tercer idioma, aquí hay algunos ejemplos para usar la palabra "chino" (y otras palabras para describir personas asiáticas) correctamente.
1. Chino/Chinese. “Él es chino porque es del país de China.”
2. Japonés/Japanese. “Él es japonés porque es del país de Japón.”
3. Coreano/Korean. Te entiendes? You get it, I hope.
4. Vietnamita/Vietnamese.
5. Camboyano/Cambodian.
6. Tailandesa/Thai.
7. Indonesio/Indonesian.
8. Filipino…the same
9. Malasio/Malaysian
10. Singaporeano/Singaporean.
11. Balinés/Balinese.
12. Laosiano/Laotian.
13. Bután/Bhutanese.
Additionally, many Spanish-speaking people use “chino” as a catch-all term to describe any and all persons of Asian descent. Therefore it must be specified—Si tu primer idioma en la vida es el español o tal vez incluso tu segundo o tercer idioma, aquí hay algunos ejemplos para usar la palabra "chino" (y otras palabras para describir personas asiáticas) correctamente.
1. Chino/Chinese. “Él es chino porque es del país de China.”
2. Japonés/Japanese. “Él es japonés porque es del país de Japón.”
3. Coreano/Korean. Te entiendes? You get it, I hope.
4. Vietnamita/Vietnamese.
5. Camboyano/Cambodian.
6. Tailandesa/Thai.
7. Indonesio/Indonesian.
8. Filipino…the same
9. Malasio/Malaysian
10. Singaporeano/Singaporean.
11. Balinés/Balinese.
12. Laosiano/Laotian.
13. Bután/Bhutanese.
by E.A.M. March 26, 2023
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