Caliche is an informal term for Salvadoran Spanish due to colloquialisms and unique indigenous lexical words that differ from Salvadoran Spanish. Caliche refers to the Nawat (Pipil) influenced dialect of Spanish spoken in El Salvador.
Caliche Examples
Below are some examples of common caliche words.
- Bicho / Bicha — boy / girl
- Bayunco — crazy
- Cipote / Cipota – child
- Chucho — dog
- Casamiento — traditional rice and bean dish
- Vaya pues — see you later
- ¡Puchica! — damn!
- Cabal — agreement
- Chero / Chera — friend
- Chivo / Chiva — OK / great / cool
- Buena onda — good vibes
¡Sos un bayunco, bicho!
Something a Salvadoran in El Salvador would say.
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