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   What does Guay mean in Spanish?

   • 25) Guay: Very colloquial Spanish saying to express that we really like something, “cool”. 26) Guiri: A non Spaniard, mostly used for tourists. 27) Guaperas: A gorgeous, sexy guy. 28) Genio: Someone that is brilliant. 29) Ir de tapeo or Tapear: To go for some tapas. 30) Ligón: A guy who gets a lot of girls.

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   What is Guay?

   • A word or phrase used to refer to the second person formal “usted” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g. usted). Todo el mundo dice que usted es guay. ¿Es verdad?Everybody says that you're cool.

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   What is the plural of Guay?

   • guay guay m or f (masculine and feminine plural guay or guais) This adjective is most often treated as invariable, with the form guay being used regardless of gender or number; however, the plural form guais is also often found. Hence, “They're very cool” may be expressed either as son muy guay or as son muy guais.

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   What is the origin of Guay?

   • guay - Wiktionary. According to Wiktionary, the etymology is unknown, but it is believed to come from French "gai" (merry), Italian "gaio" (cheerful) or English "gay" (the old meaning, merry) all of which are cognates, that is, having the same origin.

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3. dictionary.cambridge.org › spanish-english › guayGUAY | translation Spanish to English: Cambridge Dictionary

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   colloquial. que es muy bueno. neat , cool. Vimos una película guay sobre vaqueros en el cine. We saw a cool movie about cowboys at the movie theater. guay. adverb. / 'ɡwaj/ colloquial. muy bien. neat , cool. La salida estuvo guay. The trip was cool. (Translation of guay from the GLOBAL Spanish–English Dictionary © 2021 K Dictionaries Ltd)

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   Spanish-English translation of "GUAY" | The official Collins Spanish-English Dictionary with over 100,000 English translations.

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   Many translated example sentences containing "guay" – English-Spanish dictionary and search engine for English translations.

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   Principal Translations. Spanish. English. guay adv. ES: coloquial (muy bien) (colloquial) cool adj. (colloquial) awesome adj. guay adj mf.

8. www.cooltermguide.com › guay-meaning-definitionGuay Meaning, Definition, & Synonyms | Spanish Slang Words

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   In Spanish slang, “guay” is an adjective that can be roughly translated to “cool” or “awesome” in English. It is commonly used to express enthusiasm, satisfaction, or admiration for something or someone.