What's your country's equivalent of man/dude?

What's your country's equivalent of man/dude?

Like, how would you say, "Hey, dude"?

bud

Plako or lali
Plako comes from plak(elderly)
lali comes from lala(big brother)

a chicco

Nigga.

Model, stari or člouk.

Mate
Kuz
Senpai
Blud
G(angsta)
geezer
lad

mavir

bastardization of maður

Senpai being of course, f a m

marica
parce
nea
niño
perro
socio

literally "Hey, dude"

We are in the process of replacing danish with english.

lmao are you serius

tio
loco
pabo
primo
chico
payo
cabron
joputa
muete
mozo

Gaur

Hey, bud

Mano

Sad!

Yes. But bro is properly more popular than dude.

'Cara' or 'meu'

Cunt (mate)
Mate (cunt)
We have a very robust and complex vernacular

Deary old chummy chap
Captcha: Mexico Europa

It changes from place to place, here in the South the common are:

piá - Paraná, Santa Catarina. "Kid", but used also for young adults.
guri - Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina. Same as above.
mano* - sporadically heard in Paraná. Shortening for "hermano" (brother - in Spanish).
véio - mainly countryside Paraná. Local rendering of "velho" (old - as in old chap)
meu* - sporadically heard in larger cities. Literally "my" (my brother, my chap, etc.)
brô - also larger cities. Borrowing from English "bro".

*more associated with São Paulo, but somewhat common also here.

Come on now you must be joking

Mec, gros, poto...

sorry

Kape, par, bro, leka, amigo, arma, chera'a, boludo, nde putazo, etc.

no not at all really. Some years ago I just to write emails to journalists when they used english words in their articles, with equivalent danish words. Some even go was far as combining english words with danish grammar. But I stopped - as I could do it full time - it seemed pointless.

>amigo
wait, what?

Cuh
Bruh
Nucka

>cuz
>blood
>g

Could you BE on American blacks' nuts any harder

gg, you will receive your choice of Satrapy once we annex Europe.

čus vole

literal meaning "hey ox"

Kiwis say "hey man" or "sup bro"

Nyhedsartikler er sjældent særlig velskrevne

I usally say this to strangers tbqh.

Pok
>oi pok, apa polah kau ya?
>yo dud, what's up?

Et chum ici

Does "cara" mean the same thing as dude ?

patron

well lad

gast (guest)

lega - used in slavonia, short from kolega (colleague)
brate, buraz- bro
priko - used in dalmatia, short from prijatelj (friend)
care - literally means emperor, might be sarcastic
frende - friend

>ebonics
>no "pal"
The state of England

bb

Hey pricko

CHI

primo
chavalo/a
compa
patron
carnal
querido

ay fuckboy

>carnal
I've never heard this one in my life. I only know it from Blood In Blood Out.

cunt
bro
mate
man

also "lads" when addressing a group and sometimes cuzzie (usually maoris though)

porq eres pocho

Oida/Alter, Hawara.

We also say mano like "Oye mano" but never made the connection to hermano

What about boludo and putazo

Чyвaк - chuvak - dude
Бpaтyхa, бpaтaн, бpo - bratukha\bratan\bro - bro, lol, used rarely now.
Myжик - muzhik - man.
There's also бpaтишкa (bratishka) which is bro also, but used sometime by young anons because of memetic film "Green elephant" where two guys get locked in one room and one of them tries to feed another with literal shit, being in shit, shitting shit in plate before camera and saying "Bratishka, ya tebe pokushat prines", which means "I've bring food to you".