Bolivians often use “cuate” or “choco” to refer to a close friend. “Pana” is another common term, especially among younger people. In more casual settings, you might hear “mano” (short for “hermano”, meaning brother) used between male friends. “Changa” or “chango” is often used to address young friends in a friendly manner.
Exploring Bolivian Slang for “Friend”
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