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Phrases/costeno/Primo
casual📍 Caribbean Coast

Primo

Literal meaning: "Cousin"

Cousin / Buddy (friendly address, Caribbean Coast)
PREE-moh

What does it mean?

On Colombia's Caribbean coast, "primo" (cousin) is used as a warm, friendly term of address — even with people you've just met. It signals affection and inclusion, as if welcoming someone into your extended family. This is part of the famously warm and inclusive costeño culture.

How to use it

Caribbean coast friendly address. More affectionate than just "man" or "dude" — it implies genuine warmth and welcome.

Example sentences

Hey cousin, what's up?

¿Qué más primo?

Come with us buddy!

¡Vente con nosotros primo!

Related phrases

¡Eche!

Wow / Hey (Caribbean Coast)

Mi hermano / Brother

Bro / Dude / Man (Caribbean Coast)

Cógela suave

Take it easy / Chill out / Relax

More costeno phrases

¡Eche!

Wow / Hey (Caribbean Coast)

Mi hermano / Brother

Bro / Dude / Man (Caribbean Coast)

Cógela suave

Take it easy / Chill out / Relax

Costeño

Person from the Colombian Caribbean coast

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