What does "amigo" mean?

[Inshya]

I’ve heard the word "amigo" used a lot—can someone explain what it means and where it comes from?

 

[sophie]

"Amigo" is a Spanish term that means "friend" in English, most often referring to a male friend, whereas "amiga" would be used for a female friend. The term is usually used in an informal and friendly context.

 

[CarsonPayt]

"Amigo" is a Spanish word that means "friend" in English. It’s commonly used to refer to a male friend in a friendly or casual way.

 

[danisjohn]

“Amigo” is a Spanish and Portuguese word that means “friend.” It’s commonly used to refer to someone you’re close to, whether casually or affectionately. In English conversations, people sometimes use “amigo” informally to sound friendly or playful. The feminine form is “amiga.”

 

[Jone]

Amigo is a Spanish word which means friend and is normally used in English as a term to refer to someone loved or in a casual manner.