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  1. Puto is homophobic. It's a derogatory term for gay man. The fact that it can be used against people that are obviously not gay or in non-sexual contexts doesn't change its meaning because it's precisely that negative meaning that carries over and allows it to be used as an insult. Reply reply.

  2. Aug 7, 2020 · Calling someone a puto, whether in a Spanish or mixed English–Spanish contexts, is very offensive. It is like calling someone a faggot . Using puto to call someone “weak” is also offensive, because it denigrates people who are gay by comparison.

  3. Likewise, nobody should claim that calling someone a "puto" is always discrimination. As many people can attest, the word has many meanings and is probably featured in media with no intent or aim at homosexuals.

  4. It's the same as "fucking [word]" but we don't use it much that way. "Puto calor", "odio esta puta canción", etc sounds very weird here, specially in rioplatense accent (Uruguay and Argentina). If I hear someone using "puto" that way, I immediately think about Spain.

  5. Jun 23, 2014 · So, in my opinion, the current controversy over 'puto' boils down to two simple questions: (1) is it a homophobic slur?, and if so, (2) should its use be banned by FIFA? The short answers are: yes, and yes.

  6. Jun 25, 2017 · Lets learn how to Curse Colombian Style! This article lists 10 very common Colombian Curse words and phrases.

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  8. Feb 1, 2023 · In Spanish, the word “puto” is an adjective derived from the noun “puta,” which translates to “prostitute” or “whore” in English. However, the literal meaning of “puto” is “male prostitute” or “male whore.” It is important to note that this term is considered vulgar and offensive in most contexts.

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