el Negro

man, dude, Black person

ˈn e ɡ ɾ o → negro
noun · masculine Rare #31,974
man, dude In some Latin American countries, especially Argentina, this is an informal way to address someone, regardless of their skin color. Depending on the relationship and tone, it can sound affectionate or offensive.
SP: ¿Todo bien, negro?
EN: You doing okay, man?
Black person The related English word “Negro” is now generally considered outdated and offensive; use “Black person” in English.
SP: El negro trabaja con nosotros.
EN: The Black man works with us.
Declension of negro

¡Negro, atrápalo, atrápalo!

Hey, dude, catch it, catch it!

— Cidade dos Homens (2007)

¡Negro cabrón!

You black bastard!

— Haz lo correcto (1989)

¿Negro?

Black?

— Malcolm X (1992)

"Negro."

Black.

— Malcolm X (1992)

¡Negro, vete, vete!

Blackie, go away, go away!

— Брат 2 (2000)

¡Negro hijo de puta!

You fucking black bastard!

— Ciudad de Dios (2002)

¡Negro, árabe, lo que sea!

Black, Arab, whatever!

— Titane (2021)

Ya cállate, pinche Negro.

Shut up already, you fucking nigger.

— Amores perros (2000)

¡Negro y rata!

You black rat!

— Mommy (2014)

El blanco no dijo"Negro, negra, vengan y ayúdenme a construir América."

The white man didn’t say, “Black man, Black woman, come and help me build America.”

— Malcolm X (1992)

¡Que se pudra su Negro Phillip!

To hell with his Negro Phillip!

— La Bruja (2016)

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