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Gea asked in Society & CultureLanguages · 1 decade ago

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

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  • 1 decade ago
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    You can say CHICO CALIENTE or TIPO CALIENTE, which translates HOT BOY or HOT GUY

    Source(s): I'm a native spanish speaker
  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    '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.

    Source(s): native spanish speaker from argentina
  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    - 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
    1 decade ago

    In my spanish class, my teacher says "Guapo" means "pretty". So maybe Chico Guapo?

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    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! )

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