adjective
General Slang
chévere
CHEH-veh-reh · adjective · informal
Cool, great, awesome, fine
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One of the most widespread Caribbean Spanish words, used to say something (or someone) is cool, great, or nice. Common across Puerto Rico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela and beyond.
“Esa película estuvo bien chévere.”
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chévere In A Sentence
Esa película estuvo bien chévere.
Origin & Usage
Caribbean/Latin American Spanish; often traced to West African (Efik) roots via Cuba, popularized region-wide.
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What does 'chévere' mean?
It means cool, great, awesome, or nice — one of the most common ways to give approval in Caribbean Spanish.
Where does 'chévere' come from?
It's Caribbean Spanish often traced to West African (Efik) roots via Cuba, then popularized across the region.
Where is 'chévere' used?
All over the Caribbean and Latin America — Puerto Rico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia and beyond.
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