Episode 15: What Does “Gacho” Mean in Mexican Spanish?
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Episode 15: What Does “Gacho” Mean in Mexican Spanish?
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Welcome back to Speak Better Spanish!
In this bite-size episode, we’re breaking down a very common Mexican slang word you’ll hear in real conversations: gacho.
Depending on the context, gacho can mean something is unfair, rude, disappointing, or just plain bad — but it’s not always easy to translate directly into English. Don’t worry, we’ll make it clear!
In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ What gacho really means in Mexican Spanish
✅ How it’s commonly used in everyday conversations
✅ Real examples so you can understand it naturally
✅ When it’s okay to use it — and when it’s better to avoid it
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