What would be a proper spanish translation for hot man?
I know you can say atractivo, guapo, and all those words but I know it doesnt give it the "hottness" effect
I know you can say atractivo, guapo, and all those words but I know it doesnt give it the "hottness" effect
Antonio M
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You can say CHICO CALIENTE or TIPO CALIENTE, which translates HOT BOY or HOT GUY
Anonymous
'guapo' gives the hotness effect very well. I can't find a better word. Here in Argentina some girls call the hot man a "potro". But I don't think that's international spanish.
Anonymous
- 2 Tortillas de harina, con carne, pollo, o chorizo. - Serve con frijoles pintos o arroz - Chipotle de pescado - Cocino pescado con salsa de crema de jalapeno fumo. - Pollo tequila - Cocina con tequila, triple sec, ajo y chiles rojos. That should be close. Some of these terms I've never heard used.
Anonymous
In my spanish class, my teacher says "Guapo" means "pretty". So maybe Chico Guapo?
Anonymous
You´re right. Better saying "un hombre caliente", "hombre caliente", "caliente" - this meaning "hot", "warm". It´s perfectly used commonly to a man and/or to a woman ("una mujer caliente"). OK?
¡ Qué hombre caliente ! ( = What a hot man! )