Érale (en. It was him)

/ˈeɾale/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
interjection
It is used to express astonishment or disbelief.
Come on, I can't believe you won the prize!
¡Érale, no puedo creer que hayas ganado el premio!
It is used to encourage someone to take action.
Come on, hurry up and finish your homework!
Érale, ¡apúrate a terminar tu tarea!
Expression that accompanies advice or a warning.
Come on, be careful with what you're doing.
Érale, ten cuidado con lo que haces.

Etymology

The term comes from colloquial Spanish and has become popular in urban culture.

Common Phrases and Expressions

come on, it's not that serious
expression used to downplay a situation
éale, que no es para tanto
come on, don't get angry
phrase to calm someone who is upset
éale, no te enojes
come on, give it your best shot
motivation for someone to try harder
éale, échale ganas

Related Words

surprise
to cause astonishment or admiration in someone
sorprender
call
to make someone pay attention
llamar
warn
to give a notice or advice about something
advertir

Slang Meanings

Expression of approval or excitement.
Come on, that was amazing.
Érale, eso estuvo increíble.
A way to cheer someone on.
Come on, you can do it.
Érale, tú puedes hacerlo.