coloquial



Inflexiones de 'coloquial' (adj): pl: coloquiales
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Principal Translations
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coloquial adj mf (habla: no formal)colloquial, informal adj
  (informal)spoken adj
 Mi jefe es de trato sencillo y permite que le hablemos de forma coloquial.
 El comunicado estaba redactado en un español coloquial que le valieron críticas al gobierno.
 My boss is laid back and he allows us to speak to him in an informal manner. // The press release was written in colloquial Spanish that drew criticism from the government.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Compound Forms:
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expresión coloquial nf (informal)colloquialism n
  colloquial expression n
 En la lección de hoy, estudiaremos expresiones coloquiales relacionadas al fútbol.
 In today's lesson we'll be studying colloquialisms related to football.
lenguaje coloquial nm + adj (hablado, informal)colloquial language n
 Después de vivir años en Inglaterra, aprendí el lenguaje coloquial.
 I learnt the colloquial language after living for years in England.
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