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How Do You Say Watermelon in Spanish Slang?

Published in Food and Drink 1 min read

While "watermelon" translates directly to "sandía" in Spanish, there are a few slang terms used for this juicy fruit:

  • "Patilla": This is the most common slang term for watermelon in many Spanish-speaking countries, particularly in Latin America.
  • "Melón de agua": This literally translates to "watermelon" and is a more formal way of saying it, but can also be used colloquially.
  • "Chicharrón de agua": This term is a bit more playful and is used in some regions, particularly in Mexico, to refer to watermelon.

These slang terms are often used in informal conversations and can add a touch of humor or familiarity to the conversation.

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