Let's talk Mexican Slang! They say that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. For a woman's heart, the way might be poetry or fine jewelry. But when it comes to a country, the way to its heart definitely has to be through its language. After all, language is the principal method or system of communication used by a particular country. As true as it is, many countries do share the same mother tongues like the United States and England; as Portugal and Brazil; as Spain and Mexico, but just because some countries share the same language doesn't mean that a person from one country will be able to fully understand a person from another country. Ultimately and unavoidably, there are language variations. Because all through history, alongside any chosen language, inhabitants haven't been able to resist the use of a more personal and less formal method of human communication. A way of speech that only their kin would understand, a somewhat almost secret way of communicating things among themselves. That form of common speech, of informal communication, is called: slang. In this post, we'll be covering Spanish slang used specifically in Mexico. To make a list of all existing Spanish slang for each and every country could take years. We would like to address the 30 most used slang terms in Mexican Spanish, so when you're getting closer to the border, having a holiday in Mexico, or simply stumbling across a Mexican on the street, at school, or in your place of work, you can have a few icebreakers ready to spark a conversation, to show off your Spanish knowledge or just to let the other person know that you are familiar with their culture. Mexican slang is ingenious, and for the most part, intended for conversational fun. Learning Spanish is about having fun, and slang is a really fun way of getting close to the language. Have some fun!