Argentina
Panamá
Perúforro
A common slang term for a condom, literally meaning a cover or casing.
I am going to the pharmacy to buy a box of forros.
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How do you say condom in each country
Every country has its own word for condom. Here is what people actually say in each one, with a real definition and example. It also answers what they call condom in your country.
Condom is "forro" in Argentina, "Forrito" in Panamá and "poncho" in Perú.
Slang names for a condom.
How do you say condom in Argentina?
In Argentina, people say "forro" for condom.
How do you say condom in Panamá?
In Panamá, people say "Forrito" for condom.
Forrito
A slang term for a condom (literally a little cover or lining).
Did you use a forrito? | Without a forrito, I am not doing anything.
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How do you say condom in Perú?
In Perú, people say "poncho" for condom.
poncho
A vulgar slang term for a condom (referencing the traditional Andean protective cloak).
One friend says to another: Hey, I am going out with my girlfriend but I do not have a poncho, do you have one?
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What do they call condom in Argentina?
In Argentina, people use forro for condom, according to the definitions published by the community.
What do they call condom in Panamá?
In Panamá, people use Forrito for condom, according to the definitions published by the community.
In how many countries is condom said differently?
Diccionario Libre lists words for condom in 3 countries, each with a definition and example written by locals.
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