Here is some playful content about what to call your Chilean boyfriend in Spanish, with SEO tags added:
¡Mi amor chileno! ¡Cómo te quiero! []
Cuando pienso en ti, no puedo evitar sonreír. Eres mi cielo, mi sol, mi estrella. []
Aquí te dejo algunas ideas de cómo decirle a tu chico chileno lo mucho que significa para ti:
1. Mi amor – My love [
Nicknames for your Chilean boyfriend
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2. Cariño – Darling [
- Mi amor – My love
- Cariño – Darling
- Corazón – Sweetheart
- Príncipe – Prince
- Tesoro – Treasure
- Mi vida – My life
- Mi rey – My king
- Cosita linda – Cute little thing
- Gordito – Chubby
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3. Corazón – Sweetheart [
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4. Príncipe – Prince [
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5. Tesoro – Treasure [
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6. Mi vida – My life [
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7. Mi rey – My king [
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8. Cosita linda – Cute little thing [
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9. Gordito – Chubby (term of endearment) [
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10. Osito – Little bear [
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Recuerda que lo más importante es que venga del corazón. ¡Sé creativa y diviértete pensando en nuevas formas de expresar tu amor! [
Remember, the most important thing is that it comes from the heart. Be creative and have fun thinking of new ways to express your love!
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No olvides acompañar estos apodos cariñosos con muchos abrazos y besos. [
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Espero que estas ideas te ayuden a sentirte más cerca de tu chico chileno. ¡Disfruta de cada momento juntos! []
Con cariño,
Insolito []
I’m from Canada and he’s from Chile, my first language is French and he speaks a little of English, I’m currently learning Spanish but find it very hard to find anything romantic to say could I have any ideas please?
just use “pololo”, it’ll be cute.
Mijito rico 
You could call him with my Chilean girlfriend calls me.. el peoresnaa .. which literally means well it’s better than nothing
Canadian man with Chilean wife here.
Papi and pololo are good. Wachito rico is not one my wife uses but is good.
Is your guy in Canada or Chile?
“Tulachi”… Chilean natives from a few centuries ago called like that to the strongest and most powerful guy in the tribes. It was a sign of respect and worship.
He will laugh and he will kiss you after that… it is a really well known tradition here in our country.
It is a little bit tackie but chanchito or “mi pierna pelua” (means my leg with hair, I know it’s funny but I heard it more than I wanted it 😂), if He calls you “mi pierna suae” (means my smooth leg) it work.
Zack o’ weah
wachito rico, pololo, papi.
Things you could tell him. Do you also need help learning spanish? I am a english/spanish tutor helping people learn.
My wife calls me gordito lindo
Poto is trendy, is chilean for butt
Try wachito rico”
mi amor
It’s common to just call your boyfriend/girlfriend ‘amor’ instead of his/her name.
It’s casual and quite romantic at the same time. You can use it anytime in any context.
whenever you’re in the mood for intercourse, all you have to ask is “¿culiemos?”
“wachito riko, tay más weno kel pan con chancho”
Pololo, amor, washito. But never call him “papi”. i’m chilean and nobody calls their boyfriends/girlfriends “papi” or “mami”, probably your chilean boyfriend would feel unconfortable and cringe if you call him papi 🙅♀️🙅♀️🙅♀️🙅♀️
Chilean with canadian girlfriend here. Pololo and mi amor are good. But also, using the ones in english or in french is cool
I’d find it weird if someone called me papi, especially because I don’t have kids, but you do you
Mr. Verga
Guatón culeao, means he’s a good partner
Cebollita en escabeche. La frace más romántica que conocen las parejas chilenas
guaton
I call my bf “mi chanchito” (my little pig), “mi piojo” or “piojito” (my louse/little louse) and “mi garrapata” (I think this is translated to my tick). “Mi chanchito” is the most used name here for a bf or husband. And the other two nicknames related to insects because I’m taller than him jeje 🪰🪷
Another names that are usual here are “mi amorcito”, “mi amorcito lindo”, “mi watoncito” (this is like calling him fat but in a very sweet way), “mi pelusón” (“peluson” is a word related to someone who do mischief, but still in a sweet way), “mi huasito”.
Espero que te sirvan and I’m sorry for my bad english xox
Similar to mijito rico, there’s also guachito rico
cooliao
picochico never fails
In Chile we have a very special way of saying “Will you love me forever?”. We say “the chanto un peo en la tula?” Which means something like “Will your heart remember me after it stops beating?”.