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Chino Valentino,- a rodent that lives in blankets.
Person A: CHINO !
person B: CHINO VALENTINO.
This word is used by Mexicans who describe people with curly hair. Chino is Asian in Spanish but chino is used as a slang word for curly hair.
"Aye yo chino how ya doin ese" "Why did u just call me Asian i'm black?" "nah u got curly hair g" "ohhhhh"
Chino means “Chinese”, technically, in Spanish; some Latinos will randomly say “dímelo chino,” whatever that is supposed to mean. Qué significado tiene esa frase? Porque…Dejé de tratar de averiguarlo. Lol.
Additionally, many Spanish-speaking people use “chino” as a catch-all term to describe any and all persons of Asian descent. Therefore it must be specified—Si tu primer idioma en la vida es el español o tal vez incluso tu segundo o tercer idioma, aquí hay algunos ejemplos para usar la palabra "chino" (y otras palabras para describir personas asiáticas) correctamente.
1. Chino/Chinese. “Él es chino porque es del país de China.”
2. Japonés/Japanese. “Él es japonés porque es del país de Japón.”
3. Coreano/Korean. Te entiendes? You get it, I hope.
4. Vietnamita/Vietnamese.
5. Camboyano/Cambodian.
6. Tailandesa/Thai.
7. Indonesio/Indonesian.
8. Filipino…the same
9. Malasio/Malaysian
10. Singaporeano/Singaporean.
11. Balinés/Balinese.
12. Laosiano/Laotian.
13. Bután/Bhutanese.
“Ella es china; ella es del país china.”
“Él es chino; él es del país china.”
Synonym for a cigarette.
Coined by Marc-André Sauriol
Wanna go out for a chino?
A tall mf that's extremely cute but looks Chinese but isn't and is funny af
the word "Chino" refers to a god-like figure in the form of a teacup Australian Sheppard who travels the world doing what we do not know, usually in a private jet or Lamborghini of his choice. most people do not ever get a chance to interact with such a prominent figure, but those that do have a unique perspective on life.
If only I could meet Chino the one and only.