Chapin Meaning in English
word
ʃəˈpæn
shuh-PAN
ˈtʃeɪpɪn
CHAY-pin
Definition
'Chapin' is an informal term mainly used to refer to a person from Guatemala; it is often used with pride among Guatemalans.
Usage & Nuances
'Chapin' is informal and most common in Central America, especially Guatemala. It can be affectionate, neutral, or show local pride; outsiders should use it respectfully. Not used for people from other countries.
Spanish: chapínPortuguese (BR): chapínPortuguese (PT): chapínChinese (Simplified): 危地马拉人Chinese (Traditional): 危地馬拉人Hindi: ग्वाटेमेले का निवासीArabic: شابين (لقب للغواتيماليين)Bengali: গুয়াতেমালান (লোক) - চ্যাপিন (অনানুষ্ঠানিক)Russian: чапин (разг.) - гватемалецJapanese: チャピン（グアテマラ人、俗語）Vietnamese: người Guatemalan - chapin (thân mật)Korean: 차핀(과테말라인, 구어체)Turkish: chapin (gayri resmi) - GuatemalalıUrdu: چاپین (غیر رسمی) - گوئٹے مالا کا باشندہIndonesian: chapin (informal) - orang Guatemala
Example Sentences
My friend is a proud chapin.
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She likes Guatemalan food because she is a chapin.
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Many chapins live in Los Angeles.
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You can always spot a chapin by their accent.
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Being a chapin means celebrating unique traditions.
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When I visit Guatemala, the chapins always make me feel at home.
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