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People who posses the name Che are very intelligent, weird but cool, kind, Loyal, caring, always has their friends/family/Lova back and are always ready for a challenge. They also have a unique personality that not only attracts individuals but affects them in such a positive way that people may even classify them as "an angel in disguise". People with the name Che are attracted to any music and love drama. With their unique personality and Leadership quality, they can change the world into a positive place.
Wow Che your amazing
Its a word used all over Argentina to call a person, similar to "hey". It has no meaning,it is slightly informal, you can use it at the beginning, in the middle, or in the end of any thing you say. Ernesto "Che" Guevara was a revolutionary leader who as any other Argentinian used the word "che". He was called "che" in foreign countries beacuse he used the word very often, its not that the word was created after him!
"che, estás ocupado?" "hey, are you busy?"
che by sourbandic December 14, 2008
Che Guevara, Revolutionary leader of Cuba which overthrew the Bautista Regime in the late 50's
Hasta La Victoria Siempre
che by CrazyBaldhead. July 11, 2003
Radical guy who's a sexy motherfucker usually really popular and fun to be around with
Hey did you see how cool Che was today?
Che by Tigresa February 16, 2015
<1- a word commonly used by argentinean people>

<2- applied in conversations>

<3- also used to get someone's attention>
1- Si che!

2- No se que mierda le pasa al pibe ese che!

3- Che! deja de papar moscas, mierda!
che by Miss Che December 14, 2003
OK, I'm Argentinian people, here's the real deal: Che is actually used mostly in Buenos Aires, the capitol. It's not true slang, it's just a word used in Argentina. Slang is more common in the inland regions, like Cordoba. Che means either "hey" or "buddy", or simply "hey, buddy."
Che! Me gusto su chaqueta.
che by Jon August 1, 2005
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