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How to Say ‘Hey, boy, 'the mischievous devil'’ in Mexican Spanish

Oye, muchacho 'el diablo azaroso

OH-yeh moo-CHA-cho el DYA-bloh ah-sah-RO-soh

[OH-yeh moo-CHA-cho el DYA-bloh ah-sah-RO-soh]

💬 Usage Tip: An attention-grabbing and teasing phrase.

🇲🇽 In Mexico: Mixing humor with a bit of chastising.

Phrase Breakdown

Oye

[OH-yeh]

Hey

An expression to attract someone's attention.

Example

Oye, ¿qué estás diciendo muchacho?

Hey, what are you saying boy?

muchacho

[moo-CHA-cho]

Boy

A term used to refer to a young male.

Example

¡Oye, muchacho! Ven acá.

Hey, boy! Come here.

El diablo azaroso

el DYA-bloh ah-sah-RO-soh

Words in this phrase

el

[el]

The

Definite article used to refer to a specific noun.

Example

El muchacho es amable.

The boy is kind.

diablo

[DYA-bloh]

Devil

A term often used to signify an evil spirit or demon.

Example

El diablo siempre está presente en leyendas.

The devil is always present in legends.

azaroso

[ah-sah-RO-soh]

Risky

Describes something involving risk or danger.

Example

El diablo azaroso era temido por todos.

The risky devil was feared by everyone.

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