How do you say good night in Uruguay?
Chau (Goodbye)
Chau is derived from the Italian word Ciao, meaning “goodbye.” The fact that chau is used so widely in Uruguay shows that there was a significant effect on the country by Italian immigrants.
- Buenas noches, mi amor (good night, my love)
- Buenas noches, mi cielo (gn, my sky)
- Buenas noches, corazón (gn, heart)
- Descansa, mi vida (rest, my life)
- Hasta mañana, guapo ('till tomorrow, handsome)
- Soñaré contigo (I'll dream of you)
Chau (Goodbye)
Chau is derived from the Italian word Ciao, meaning “goodbye.” The fact that chau is used so widely in Uruguay shows that there was a significant effect on the country by Italian immigrants.
- “Sleep tight”
- “Sleep well”
- “Sweet dreams”
- “Night”
- “Night-night”
- “Nighty-night”
- “Bye”
- “Bye-bye”
Buenas noches is how you say goodnight in Spanish. However, it's also how you say “good evening.” This is because in Spanish you have buenos días, buenas tardes, and buenas noches, while in English you have good morning, good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight.
If you mean "cariño" as a way to call someone, I'd say “Sweetie” or “Sweetheart” will be the better fitting words. “Good night, sweetheart”, however, the word can also refer to affection or attachment of sorts.
- Te quiero — I love you. ...
- Te amo — I love you. ...
- Eres mi media naranja — You are my half orange. ...
- Te quiero tanto — I love you so much. ...
- Te adoro — I adore you. ...
- Te necesito — I need you. ...
- Me vuelves loco — You drive me crazy. ...
- Eres mi alma gemela — You are my soulmate.
masculine and feminine noun (Uruguay) (informal) (= chaval) kid (informal)
Bo, Vo, and Che
Used casually instead of 'you', making a sentence distinctly Urugayan. These terms are also used for 'mate' or 'buddy'. For example: ¡Che, bo!
Because goodnight texts indicate that you're thinking about someone right before you go to bed, they may be construed as flirty.
How do you tell a girl goodnight?
If you're looking for a cute way to say good night, you can use one of the text ideas in the article above or try something simple yet sweet, along the lines of “Sweet dreams” or “Sleep well,” “Rest well.” Or, if you're looking for a more overtly flirty way to send a cute good night message, you might consider flirty ...
- Sleep well, sweetheart.
- Good night, baby.
- Sending you good vibes for a great day tomorrow!
- Just wanted to let you know that I'm thinking of you.
- I wish we could stay up all night talking.
- Good night, honey. ...
- I hope this text makes you smile before you drift off 🙂
1. Express Well-Wishes:"Wishing you a peaceful night!""Hope you have sweet dreams!""Sending goodnight vibes your way!"
2 “I couldn't fall asleep without saying goodnight first.” 3 “Thanks for such a fun day 😊 sleep well!” 4 “You're the last thing on my mind when I fall asleep.” 5 “Just wanted to tell you how beautiful you are before dozing off.”
Unlike English, Spanish doesn't differentiate between good evening and good night. So, in order to say “good evening” as a greeting, you would use the same phrase you would use for a farewell: buenas noches.
“Pibe” and “Mina” are colloquial terms to say boy and girl in Argentina, and they are most commonly used to describe someone who is slightly immature. Example: ¡Che, pibe! –Hey, boy! ¡Que linda mina! –What a pretty girl!
| Usa | Espagnol |
|---|---|
| Sorry | Perdón |
| Goodbye | Adios |
| Welcome | Bienvenido/a |
| Thank you (very much) | Muchas gracias |
my darling. Cariño mío, me quiero casar contigo.My darling, I want to marry you. my love (colloquial) (United Kingdom)
Translation of "te amo cariño" in English
I love you baby. I love you honey. I love you, baby.
Translation of cariño – Spanish–English dictionary
honey [noun] (especially American) darling (used when speaking to someone one loves). sweetheart [noun] used as an endearment for any beloved person, eg a child. babe [noun] a way of addressing someone you love, such as a husband or wife.
What does Chau mean in Uruguay?
Spanish: in Argentina and Uruguay the word chau is the most common expression for "goodbye".
“Gracias” = “Thank you” “De nada” = “You're welcome”
4. Choto. Almost any cut of meat can become part of a great asado, and in Uruguay one of the most popular additions is choto, the large intestine.
Chivito is the national dish of Uruguay. It is a sandwich of sliced beefsteak (churrasco), mozzarella, ham, tomatoes, mayonnaise and black or green olives. A chivito commonly also includes bacon and fried or hard-boiled eggs. It is served in a bun, often accompanied by French-fried potatoes.
A favourite drink is clericó which consists of wine mixed with fruit juice. Grappamiel is another well-known drink that is made from alcohol and honey. Mate is a local tea that consists of yerba mate (a plant) brewed with hot water and sometimes sugar is added to it.
