How to Say “Chill” in Spanish Slang

tranqui
informal
The most common slang is tranqui, short for tranquilo. Young speakers also borrow chill directly. It is also called relajado.
Meaning: calm and relaxed (adjective)

Ways to say it

“chill” in Spanish
Spanish Note
tranqui informal
tranquilo neutral
relajado neutral
chill borrowed, young

You say Estoy tranqui to mean "I am chill", and Tranqui alone to tell someone not to worry.

Which one should you use?

Relajado fits a calm person or relaxed atmosphere. Tranquilo can describe a quiet place too.

Did you know?

  • The short form tranqui is understood almost everywhere in the Spanish-speaking world.

Examples in context

  • Tranqui, no pasa nada.
    Chill, nothing is wrong.
  • Mi jefe es muy relajado.
    My boss is very laid back.
  • Fue una noche muy chill.
    It was a very chill night.

Example conversation

Vale and her friend Cris plan the weekend by phone.

  1. Vale

    ¿Qué planes tienes para el sábado?
    What plans do you have for Saturday?
  2. Cris

    Algo tranqui, en casa.
    Something chill, at home.
  3. Vale

    Perfecto, llevo las pelis.
    Perfect, I will bring the movies.
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