Literal translation
Ox
Natural translation
Dude / man / bro
What it really means
The most common Mexican filler — used like ‘dude’ or ‘bro’. Can be friendly or insulting depending on tone.
When Spanish speakers use it
Among friends and peers; informal only.
Examples in context
- ¿Qué onda, güey?What’s up, dude?
- No mames, güey.No way, man.
Regional differences
- Mexico: Constant filler; spelled ‘wey’ in texts.
Natural replies you can use
Aquí, güeyNada, ¿y tú?
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