Haleh (en. Haleh)

/aˈle/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
Colloquial term that can refer to a person or thing in a friendly manner.
How's it going, haleh? Long time no see.
¿Qué tal, haleh? Hace tiempo que no te veo.
Expression used among friends to refer to someone casually.
That haleh always knows how to make me laugh.
Ese haleh siempre sabe cómo hacerme reír.

Etymology

The origin of the word 'haleh' is uncertain, but it is thought to come from youth slang.

Common Phrases and Expressions

What's up, haleh?
A casual way to greet a friend.
¿Qué hay, haleh?
You're such a haleh.
Expression that indicates appreciation for someone.
Eres un haleh

Related Words

friend
A person with whom one has a close or trusting relationship.
amigo
companion
A person who accompanies or is associated with another in an activity.
compañero

Slang Meanings

A friendly way to refer to a friend in an informal context.
Sometimes I say 'haleh' instead of 'friend' when talking to my companions.
A veces digo 'haleh' en lugar de 'amigo' cuando hablo con mis compañeros.
Term used in some groups to refer to someone who is fun.
That haleh always brings good vibes.
Ese haleh siempre trae buenas vibras.