How to Say “King” in Spanish Slang

rey
standard
In slang rey is also a compliment, and mi rey is an affectionate way to address a man, a boy or a friend. In Spain crack describes someone who is the best at something.
Meaning: a king or a person who excels (noun)

Ways to say it

“king” in Spanish
Spanish Note
rey standard
mi rey affectionate
crack slang, Spain

Mi rey is a term of endearment, often from a mother to a son or between close friends. Crack is used for football players and anyone who is excellent.

What mistakes should you avoid?

Rey still means a monarch, so the meaning depends on tone and situation.

Did you know?

  • Spanish speakers use crack for a champion, and the word is borrowed from English.

Examples in context

  • Gracias, mi rey.
    Thank you, my king.
  • El rey de la fiesta.
    The king of the party.

Example conversation

Carmen thanks her young son Andrés for helping at home.

  1. Carmen

    Gracias por ayudarme, mi rey.
    Thanks for helping me, my king.
  2. Andrés

    De nada, mamá.
    You are welcome, Mom.
  3. Carmen

    Eres un crack.
    You are a star.
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