Manin

Manin

A modern, street-style way of saying manito (buddy or bro) with full Dominican swagger. (Cultural note: manito is short for hermanito, meaning little brother).

Edwardito: What's up manin. Pollito: Chill. You? What's the word?

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #loco
• #viejo
• #panita
• #men
• #man
• #manito
• #manin

República Dominicanaby AnónimoMay 10, 2008

Score:+16

Manin

A term used to refer to a close or trusted friend, similar to bro or homie. (Dominican slang derived from the word hermanito, meaning little brother).

- What is up, manin? - Nothing, just chilling you know, I am broke, I need to get some cash today. - Look, I have a buddy who is making money, hit him up to see what is up. - Word.

Automatically translated from Spanish

• #klk
• #atractivo
• #chilin
• #ft

República Dominicanaby AnónimoJune 7, 2011

Score:+9

Manin

A slang term used for a trans friend who behaves in an overbearing or conceited way, or who avoids their responsibilities. It is used to call someone out for acting arrogant or immature.

Why are you acting so manín when you know you were also to blame for the problem?

Automatically translated from Spanish

Estados Unidosby AnónimoJuly 24, 2017

Score:+7