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Calculated Shard: 99 (from laksa071)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa099.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/","crawl_time":1770498559,"first_indexed_time":1698455527,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,springlanguages!\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/ s443","src_root_hash":"2331256858214343699","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Top 8 Spanish Memes (2024): The Ultimate Collection + audio","meta_descriptions":["Discover the funniest and most hilarious Spanish memes of 2024 in The Ultimate Collection. Explore top-rated jokes and memes in Spanish."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Do You Understand these funny MEMES IN SPANISH? 😂\nIf you’re reading this article, you probably spend some time on the Internet and chances are you’ve run into at least a couple of Spanish memes online. Ahh, memes! Those funny pictures or phrases that test your comprehension of certain cultures, current events, and humor… gotta love them! \nEven more than in other cultures, in Latin American culture memes have become one of the most important ways for people to express themselves.\nAnd if you’re learning Spanish,\nlos memes en español\n(memes in Spanish or Spanish memes) can even become a learning tool if you’re open to them, both culturally and linguistically. \nAnd if you don’t want to be a meme yourself\n(when your native Spanish-speaking friends talk about memes in Spanish and all you know how to say is “good morning”), then read this article because I’ve prepared a\nTop\nocho memes populares en Latino América\nfor you to learn about.\nI. Spanish Memes Disclaimer\nSpanish memes are graphic jokes that have gone viral for one reason or another. So, they cover all types of humor throughout the Spanish-speaking specter of funny things. \nA little disclaimer here:\nSome of the jokes we will talk about can seem a little offensive and if you do your own research about\nmemes en español\n,\nyou might run into some racist, sexist or very dark jokes. So, be prepared! \nAnother thing you have to keep in mind is that some memes in Spanish are spelled horribly on purpose to add some goofiness to the mix. So, don’t feel frustrated if you don’t directly understand\nio no soi 100tifiko\n(\nYo no soy científico\n\/ I’m not a scientist) or stuff like that. \n1.\nEl León Gringo\n: the Spanish meme about learning Spanish\nEl león gringo\nis actually a great way to start this piece because it became popular as a joke about people that are learning Spanish and feel confident about it until they crash into the vastness and weirdness of Spanish and Latino Slang. \nTranslation\nGringo: *concludes Spanish course*\nLatinos:\nDid you see how that video is listened?\nGringo:\nIt makes no sense under any\ngrammar rules\n. So, the face of that poor lion reflects exactly how I’d feel if someone told me stuff like\n“short corto”\n(short short) or\n“¿viste cómo se escucha esa canción?” \n(did you SEE how that song SOUNDS?) Just hilarious!\nBy the way, are you learning Spanish with vocabulary lists and grammar rules and feel like\nel león gringo\nyourself? Then, go ahead sign up for our Free\nSpanish chunking training\nthat shows how we teach our students to speak Spanish much faster!\n✔️\nCheat Sheet with 54 essential Spanish Chunks\nyou’ll hear and use yourself in ANY Spanish conversation (and example sentences). Taken from our YouTube Teacher’s most popular videos!\n✔️ 2 Bonus Cheat Sheets with Travel Chunks and Dating\/Relationship Chunks\n✔️ A\nSpanish Chunking Tutorial\nshowing you the 1\ntechnique that’ll help you make 100% of the Spanish from our videos roll off the tongue\ni\nn just 5 minutes a day\n(you’re probably only using 50% of our lessons’ potential right now…)\nI’ll also give you some examples of chunks later in this article. It’s a one-way road, I promise!\n2.\nEl gato “me dijiste que”\n: the meme everyone knows\nAnother feline on our top 8 Spanish memes list, but this one really knows what it’s doing\n:\nTranslation\nCat: Yes, in 45 years…\nNot exclusive to Latin America, this meme depicts a situation where a lady is screaming with disappointment and rage at this cat, who looks chill while answering with a scam answer or a pun to her. \nThe great thing about it being in Spanish is that the puns you can use are unlimited… That’s why I crack up at sentences like these:\nTranslation\nWoman: You told me you had lost (weight)\nCat: Yes, class-wise\n3.\nPablo Escobar esperando\n: the Spanish meme that conquered the world\nAlso known as\nSad Pablo Escobar\n, this one of the Spanish memes consists of a series of three images featuring the character Pablo Escobar from the Netflix series\nNarcos\n.\nHe’s staring blankly in three different screen-captures from the series. \nThe meme expresses the sadness and boredom associated with anticipation. Here’s an example:\nCuando es dos mil veintiuno, y\nno se\nacaba la cuarentena\n(When it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over)\nTranslation\nWhen it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over\n¡Another one! \nCuando estás aprendiendo español, y no entiendes los memes en español.\n(When you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish)\nTranslation\nWhen you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish\n4.\nEl fenómeno de los Simpsons en Argentina\n: the meme exclusive to Argentina\nWe all know\nThe Simpsons\n, right?… Well, Argentinians are crazy about them! \nThey know all the references, the famous phrases and will relate anything that’s currently happening to a specific episode. This has led to a massive and hilarious collection of\nThe Simpsons\nmemes related to Argentina…\nWhether it is about:\nNational politics\nSoccer\nTranslation\nAnd that’s how you shoot a centering pass\nHey hey! Slow down, smarty pants!\nCulture \nTranslation\nWhen they catch you adding sugar to your mate… \nWhat are you doing, chum?\nThere’s always a Simpsons reference in Argentinian memes. \n5.\nPan Salao \/ Cheems\n: a meme transformed in Venezuela\nEven if you don’t know the name, I’m sure you recognize this breed of dogs on the internet…\nThese dogs have been a great source for Spanish memes because of their goofy expressions and cartoon-like faces. Well, meet Cheems or how they call it in some Latin memes I’ve seen:\nPan Salao\nor\nPan Dulce\n. \nCheems is pretty famous for a meme where they ironically compare something in the past (as a very strong and swollen dog) with the present version, which is a rather dull and anxious dog sitting with a sad expression as a way to state that everything was better in the past.  \nTranslation\nSpanish Students in 1990: \nI’ll learn to speak English by playing video games and reading comic books because “chunking” hasn’t been invented yet.\nSpanish Students in 2021: \nMoooom!!!! Hitting the like button and subscribing make me anxious!!! Heeeelp!\nNow, in Venezuela, they adopted Cheems as a recurrent personification of the common citizen and they named him\nPan Salao\n(Salty bread) and\nPan dulce\n(Sweet bread) and a lot of memes with these two went viral in 2020.\nTranslation\nSweetbread, I’m sad\nWhy?\nDirecTV left Venezuela\nSaltybread, we don’t even have cable TV\nMost of them are related to the political and social current situation in Venezuela. \n6.\nBaby Yoda merendando\n: a Spanish meme about eating\nAnother Venezuelan phenomenon… \nMost people know how famous The Mandalorian Series has become through 2020, but the series became most popular since this little green fella made his appearance.\nPeople on the Internet started calling him\nBaby Yoda\nand one thing led to another… so, the Spanish memes appeared again. \nThere’s a certain scene in the series where he appears with a cup slurping some soup and of course, the Internet Hispanic meme community didn’t waste a second to have Baby Yoda hold:\nuna arepita y un morral\n(a little arepa and a backpack)\nuna empanada y una malta\nand any other kind of breakfast you had when leaving the classroom when you were in\ntercer grado, y sonaba el timbre del recreo\n(third grade and the recess bell rang). Cute and hilarious!\n7.\nBugs Bunny Comunista\n: the meme that has some history…\nWe all have that family member\/friend\/pet — or even government — that the moment you get something for yourself, they assume you’re sharing with them. \nWell,\nde eso se trata este meme\n(that’s what this meme is all about): \nBugs Bunny Comunista is an image of an old cartoon with a red filter and the symbol of the communist Soviet Union. It’s supposed to depict those people that arbitrarily claim ownership of something that is yours. \nSome of the Spanish memes I’ve seen are crazy funny, since the punchline is directly “WE have” instead of “you have”. \nTranslation\nMe: I have a Pizza Slice\nMy dog: We have.)\nIt gets me every time… really!\nCHUNK ALERT!\nDe eso se trata\n(that’s what it’s about) is a good example of a chunk you can learn by heart instead of creating your own sentences. The literal translation would be something like “of that it treats itself”, but that makes no sense, of course. \nYou often can’t translate literally between English and Spanish… So, whenever you want to explain or ask the meaning of something, you should just use\nDe eso se trata\n. Example? \nDe eso se trata la película\n(That’s what the movie is about) \nDe eso se trata esa canción\n(That’s what that song is about) \nGet it? No more literal translations or complicated grammar rules! \n…and our last stop on the meme tour…\n8.\nWey ya\n: when you hade enough of Spanish memes 🙂\nYou know when something gets so annoying that you’re not even mad, but just tired and about to cry? Well, this is the face of that agony: The\nWey ya\nmeme.\nTranslation\nWhen you’re learning Spanish and they tell you: \n“Learn this encyclopedia of grammar rules”\nDude, stop it!\nThis meme comes from a scene of the series YOU by Netflix, and it shows a girl with a sad\/tired look on her face. \nWey ya\nis an expression usually used in México that means something like “Dude, stop it”. I have no idea who had the marvelous idea of putting that text under that sad grin on that poor girl, but can’t deny how effective it is! \nI mean, look at this…\nTranslation\nLockdown extends\n…\nMe: Dude, stop it!\n…it’s just so funny and I can relate so much…\nWhat about you?\nJuan's a Venezuelan Teacher, Engineer, Writer and Musician based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He's into travelling, music, videogames, films and pop culture in general. 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Ahh, memes! Those funny pictures or phrases that test your comprehension of certain cultures, current events, and humor… gotta love them\\!\n\nEven more than in other cultures, in Latin American culture memes have become one of the most important ways for people to express themselves.\n\nAnd if you’re learning Spanish, ***los memes en español*** (memes in Spanish or Spanish memes) can even become a learning tool if you’re open to them, both culturally and linguistically.\n\nAnd if you don’t want to be a meme yourself(when your native Spanish-speaking friends talk about memes in Spanish and all you know how to say is “good morning”), then read this article because I’ve prepared a ***Top*** ***ocho memes populares en Latino América*** for you to learn about.\n\nTable of Contents\n\n- [I. Spanish Memes Disclaimer](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#i-spanish-memes-disclaimer)\n- [1\\. El León Gringo: the Spanish meme about learning Spanish](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#1-el-leon-gringo-the-spanish-meme-about-learning-spanish)\n- [2\\. El gato \"me dijiste que\": the meme everyone knows](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#2-el-gato-me-dijiste-que-the-meme-everyone-knows)\n- [3\\. Pablo Escobar esperando: the Spanish meme that conquered the world](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#3-pablo-escobar-esperando-the-spanish-meme-that-conquered-the-world)\n- [4\\. El fenómeno de los Simpsons en Argentina: the meme exclusive to Argentina](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#4-el-fenomeno-de-los-simpsons-en-argentina-the-meme-exclusive-to-argentina)\n- [5\\. Pan Salao \/ Cheems: a meme transformed in Venezuela](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#5-pan-salao--cheems-a-meme-transformed-in-venezuela)\n- [6\\. Baby Yoda merendando: a Spanish meme about eating](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#6-baby-yoda-merendando-a-spanish-meme-about-eating-)\n- [7\\. Bugs Bunny Comunista: the meme that has some history…](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#7-bugs-bunny-comunista-the-meme-that-has-some-history)\n- [8\\. Wey ya: when you hade enough of Spanish memes 🙂](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#8-wey-ya-when-you-hade-enough-of-spanish-memes-)\n## I. Spanish Memes Disclaimer\nSpanish memes are graphic jokes that have gone viral for one reason or another. So, they cover all types of humor throughout the Spanish-speaking specter of funny things.\n\nA little disclaimer here:  \nSome of the jokes we will talk about can seem a little offensive and if you do your own research about ***memes en español***,you might run into some racist, sexist or very dark jokes. So, be prepared\\!\n\nAnother thing you have to keep in mind is that some memes in Spanish are spelled horribly on purpose to add some goofiness to the mix. So, don’t feel frustrated if you don’t directly understand ***io no soi 100tifiko*** (***Yo no soy científico*** \/ I’m not a scientist) or stuff like that.\n\n## 1\\. *El León Gringo*: the Spanish meme about learning Spanish\n***El león gringo*** is actually a great way to start this piece because it became popular as a joke about people that are learning Spanish and feel confident about it until they crash into the vastness and weirdness of Spanish and Latino Slang.\n\n![spanish memes el gringo meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/leon-gringo.jpg)\n\nTranslation  \n*Gringo: \\*concludes Spanish course\\**  \n*Latinos:* *Did you see how that video is listened?*  \n*Gringo:*\n\nIt makes no sense under any [grammar rules](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/important-spanish-grammar-rules\/ \"grammar rules\"). So, the face of that poor lion reflects exactly how I’d feel if someone told me stuff like ***“short corto”*** (short short) or ***“¿viste cómo se escucha esa canción?”*** (did you SEE how that song SOUNDS?) Just hilarious\\!\n\nBy the way, are you learning Spanish with vocabulary lists and grammar rules and feel like ***el león gringo*** yourself? Then, go ahead sign up for our Free [Spanish chunking training](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/free-spanish-training\/ \"Spanish chunking training\") that shows how we teach our students to speak Spanish much faster\\!\n\n[![](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/04\/Essential-Spanish-Chunking-Kit-1024x583.jpg)](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#cb55d8cd82)\n\n✔️ **Cheat Sheet with 54 essential Spanish Chunks** you’ll hear and use yourself in ANY Spanish conversation (and example sentences). Taken from our YouTube Teacher’s most popular videos\\!\n\n✔️ 2 Bonus Cheat Sheets with Travel Chunks and Dating\/Relationship Chunks\n\n✔️ A **Spanish Chunking Tutorial** showing you the 1 **technique that’ll help you make 100% of the Spanish from our videos roll off the tongue** i**n just 5 minutes a day** (you’re probably only using 50% of our lessons’ potential right now…)\n\n[Yes! Send me my FREE Spanish Chunking Kit](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#cb2fc00144)\n\nI’ll also give you some examples of chunks later in this article. It’s a one-way road, I promise\\!\n\n## 2\\. *El gato “me dijiste que”*: the meme everyone knows\nAnother feline on our top 8 Spanish memes list, but this one really knows what it’s doing**:**\n\n![spanish memes el gato meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vg87z.jpg)\n\nTranslation *Cat: Yes, in 45 years…*\n\nNot exclusive to Latin America, this meme depicts a situation where a lady is screaming with disappointment and rage at this cat, who looks chill while answering with a scam answer or a pun to her.\n\nThe great thing about it being in Spanish is that the puns you can use are unlimited… That’s why I crack up at sentences like these:\n\n![spanish memes el gato meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vg7x9.jpg)\n\nTranslation  \n*Woman: You told me you had lost (weight) Cat: Yes, class-wise*\n## 3\\. *Pablo Escobar esperando*: the Spanish meme that conquered the world\nAlso known as *Sad Pablo Escobar*, this one of the Spanish memes consists of a series of three images featuring the character Pablo Escobar from the Netflix series ***[Narcos](https:\/\/www.netflix.com\/title\/80025172).*** He’s staring blankly in three different screen-captures from the series.\n\nThe meme expresses the sadness and boredom associated with anticipation. Here’s an example:\n\n- ***Cuando es dos mil veintiuno, y [no se](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/no-se-in-spanish-i-dont-know\/ \"no se\") acaba la cuarentena*** (When it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over)\n\n![spanish memes escobar meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vgbq8.jpg)\n\nTranslation *When it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over*\n\n¡Another one\\!\n\n- ***Cuando estás aprendiendo español, y no entiendes los memes en español.*** (When you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish)\n\n![spanish memes escobar meme example](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4v8mk0.jpg)\n\nTranslation *When you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish*\n## 4\\. *El fenómeno de los Simpsons en Argentina*: the meme exclusive to Argentina\nWe all know *The Simpsons*, right?… Well, Argentinians are crazy about them\\!\n\nThey know all the references, the famous phrases and will relate anything that’s currently happening to a specific episode. This has led to a massive and hilarious collection of *The Simpsons* memes related to Argentina…\n\nWhether it is about:\n\nNational politics\n\n![spanish memes simpsons meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/1571056960258Memes-debate-presidencial.jpg)\n\nSoccer\n\n![spanish memes simpsons meme about soccer](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/5afde5cd642ea.jpg)\n\nTranslation *And that’s how you shoot a centering pass Hey hey! Slow down, smarty pants\\!*\n\nCulture\n\n![spanish memes simpsons meme about culture](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/f9d62234c395caa59716575b70473a92df8d912e_hq.jpg)\n\nTranslation *When they catch you adding sugar to your mate…  What are you doing, chum?*\n\nThere’s always a Simpsons reference in Argentinian memes.\n\n## 5\\. *Pan Salao \/ Cheems*: a meme transformed in Venezuela\nEven if you don’t know the name, I’m sure you recognize this breed of dogs on the internet…\n\nThese dogs have been a great source for Spanish memes because of their goofy expressions and cartoon-like faces. Well, meet Cheems or how they call it in some Latin memes I’ve seen: ***Pan Salao*** or ***Pan Dulce***.\n\nCheems is pretty famous for a meme where they ironically compare something in the past (as a very strong and swollen dog) with the present version, which is a rather dull and anxious dog sitting with a sad expression as a way to state that everything was better in the past.\n\n![spanish memes pan saolo meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vgfqn.jpg)\n\nTranslation *Spanish Students in 1990:  I’ll learn to speak English by playing video games and reading comic books because “chunking” hasn’t been invented yet. Spanish Students in 2021:  Moooom!!!! Hitting the like button and subscribing make me anxious!!! Heeeelp\\!*\n\nNow, in Venezuela, they adopted Cheems as a recurrent personification of the common citizen and they named him ***Pan Salao*** (Salty bread) and ***Pan dulce*** (Sweet bread) and a lot of memes with these two went viral in 2020.\n\n![spanish memes pan saolo meme example](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/cikmzpflrsz41.jpg)\n\nTranslation  \n*Sweetbread, I’m sad*  \n*Why?*  \n*DirecTV left Venezuela*  \n*Saltybread, we don’t even have cable TV*\n\nMost of them are related to the political and social current situation in Venezuela.\n\n## 6\\. *Baby Yoda merendando*: a Spanish meme about eating\nAnother Venezuelan phenomenon…\n\nMost people know how famous The Mandalorian Series has become through 2020, but the series became most popular since this little green fella made his appearance.\n\nPeople on the Internet started calling him *Baby Yoda* and one thing led to another… so, the Spanish memes appeared again.\n\nThere’s a certain scene in the series where he appears with a cup slurping some soup and of course, the Internet Hispanic meme community didn’t waste a second to have Baby Yoda hold:\n\n***una arepita y un morral*** (a little arepa and a backpack)\n\n![spanish memes baby yoda example](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/78313724_2814237175263353_1198907685085380608_n.jpg)\n\n***una empanada y una malta***\n\n![spanish memes baby yoda meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/ELBbvxhWoAIml95-1024x768.jpg)\n\nand any other kind of breakfast you had when leaving the classroom when you were in ***tercer grado, y sonaba el timbre del recreo*** (third grade and the recess bell rang). Cute and hilarious\\!\n\n![spanish memes baby yoda meme examples](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/664de0e6d22b5053db0f7800756a6bf7-1024x538.jpg)\n\n## 7\\. *Bugs Bunny Comunista*: the meme that has some history…\nWe all have that family member\/friend\/pet — or even government — that the moment you get something for yourself, they assume you’re sharing with them.\n\nWell, ***de eso se trata este meme*** (that’s what this meme is all about):\n\nBugs Bunny Comunista is an image of an old cartoon with a red filter and the symbol of the communist Soviet Union. It’s supposed to depict those people that arbitrarily claim ownership of something that is yours.\n\nSome of the Spanish memes I’ve seen are crazy funny, since the punchline is directly “WE have” instead of “you have”.\n\n![spanish memes bugs bunny meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vgk85.jpg)\n\nTranslation  \n*Me: I have a Pizza Slice*  \n*My dog: We have.)*\n\nIt gets me every time… really\\!\n\n**CHUNK ALERT\\!**\n\n******De eso se trata****** (that’s what it’s about) is a good example of a chunk you can learn by heart instead of creating your own sentences. The literal translation would be something like “of that it treats itself”, but that makes no sense, of course.\n\nYou often can’t translate literally between English and Spanish… So, whenever you want to explain or ask the meaning of something, you should just use ***De eso se trata***. Example?\n\n- ***De eso se trata la película*** (That’s what the movie is about)\n- ***De eso se trata esa canción*** (That’s what that song is about)\n\nGet it? No more literal translations or complicated grammar rules\\!\n\n![spanish memes butterfly meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vgly2.jpg)\n\n…and our last stop on the meme tour…\n\n## 8\\. *Wey ya*: when you hade enough of Spanish memes 🙂\nYou know when something gets so annoying that you’re not even mad, but just tired and about to cry? Well, this is the face of that agony: The ***Wey ya*** meme.\n\n![spanish memes wey ya meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vgkzq.jpg)\n\nTranslation  \n*When you’re learning Spanish and they tell you:  “Learn this encyclopedia of grammar rules”*  \n*Dude, stop it\\!*\n\nThis meme comes from a scene of the series YOU by Netflix, and it shows a girl with a sad\/tired look on her face.\n\n***Wey ya*** is an expression usually used in México that means something like “Dude, stop it”. I have no idea who had the marvelous idea of putting that text under that sad grin on that poor girl, but can’t deny how effective it is\\!\n\nI mean, look at this…\n\n![spanish memes wey ya meme example](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4967f66be50ed6ef6f70c3ad1fdbdc2f-1024x1024.jpg)\n\nTranslation  \n*Lockdown extends*…  \n*Me: Dude, stop it\\!*\n\n…it’s just so funny and I can relate so much…\n\nWhat about you?\n\n![Spring Spanish Teacher Juan](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/gravatars\/Headshot-Juan-scaled-80x80.jpg)\n\n**Juan**\n\nJuan's a Venezuelan Teacher, Engineer, Writer and Musician based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He's into travelling, music, videogames, films and pop culture in general. 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Ahh, memes! Those funny pictures or phrases that test your comprehension of certain cultures, current events, and humor… gotta love them\\!\n\nEven more than in other cultures, in Latin American culture memes have become one of the most important ways for people to express themselves.\n\nAnd if you’re learning Spanish, ***los memes en español*** (memes in Spanish or Spanish memes) can even become a learning tool if you’re open to them, both culturally and linguistically.\n\nAnd if you don’t want to be a meme yourself(when your native Spanish-speaking friends talk about memes in Spanish and all you know how to say is “good morning”), then read this article because I’ve prepared a ***Top*** ***ocho memes populares en Latino América*** for you to learn about.\n\n## I. Spanish Memes Disclaimer\nSpanish memes are graphic jokes that have gone viral for one reason or another. So, they cover all types of humor throughout the Spanish-speaking specter of funny things.\n\nA little disclaimer here:  \nSome of the jokes we will talk about can seem a little offensive and if you do your own research about ***memes en español***,you might run into some racist, sexist or very dark jokes. So, be prepared\\!\n\nAnother thing you have to keep in mind is that some memes in Spanish are spelled horribly on purpose to add some goofiness to the mix. So, don’t feel frustrated if you don’t directly understand ***io no soi 100tifiko*** (***Yo no soy científico*** \/ I’m not a scientist) or stuff like that.\n\n## 1\\. *El León Gringo*: the Spanish meme about learning Spanish\n***El león gringo*** is actually a great way to start this piece because it became popular as a joke about people that are learning Spanish and feel confident about it until they crash into the vastness and weirdness of Spanish and Latino Slang.\n\n![spanish memes el gringo meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/leon-gringo.jpg)\n\nTranslation  \n*Gringo: \\*concludes Spanish course\\**  \n*Latinos:* *Did you see how that video is listened?*  \n*Gringo:*\n\nIt makes no sense under any [grammar rules](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/important-spanish-grammar-rules\/ \"grammar rules\"). So, the face of that poor lion reflects exactly how I’d feel if someone told me stuff like ***“short corto”*** (short short) or ***“¿viste cómo se escucha esa canción?”*** (did you SEE how that song SOUNDS?) Just hilarious\\!\n\nBy the way, are you learning Spanish with vocabulary lists and grammar rules and feel like ***el león gringo*** yourself? Then, go ahead sign up for our Free [Spanish chunking training](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/free-spanish-training\/ \"Spanish chunking training\") that shows how we teach our students to speak Spanish much faster\\!\n\n[![](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/04\/Essential-Spanish-Chunking-Kit-1024x583.jpg)](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/spanish-memes\/#cb55d8cd82)\n\n✔️ **Cheat Sheet with 54 essential Spanish Chunks** you’ll hear and use yourself in ANY Spanish conversation (and example sentences). Taken from our YouTube Teacher’s most popular videos\\!\n\n✔️ 2 Bonus Cheat Sheets with Travel Chunks and Dating\/Relationship Chunks\n\n✔️ A **Spanish Chunking Tutorial** showing you the 1 **technique that’ll help you make 100% of the Spanish from our videos roll off the tongue** i**n just 5 minutes a day** (you’re probably only using 50% of our lessons’ potential right now…)\n\nI’ll also give you some examples of chunks later in this article. It’s a one-way road, I promise\\!\n\n## 2\\. *El gato “me dijiste que”*: the meme everyone knows\nAnother feline on our top 8 Spanish memes list, but this one really knows what it’s doing**:**\n\n![spanish memes el gato meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vg87z.jpg)\n\nTranslation *Cat: Yes, in 45 years…*\n\nNot exclusive to Latin America, this meme depicts a situation where a lady is screaming with disappointment and rage at this cat, who looks chill while answering with a scam answer or a pun to her.\n\nThe great thing about it being in Spanish is that the puns you can use are unlimited… That’s why I crack up at sentences like these:\n\n![spanish memes el gato meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vg7x9.jpg)\n\nTranslation  \n*Woman: You told me you had lost (weight) Cat: Yes, class-wise*\n## 3\\. *Pablo Escobar esperando*: the Spanish meme that conquered the world\nAlso known as *Sad Pablo Escobar*, this one of the Spanish memes consists of a series of three images featuring the character Pablo Escobar from the Netflix series ***[Narcos](https:\/\/www.netflix.com\/title\/80025172).*** He’s staring blankly in three different screen-captures from the series.\n\nThe meme expresses the sadness and boredom associated with anticipation. Here’s an example:\n\n- ***Cuando es dos mil veintiuno, y [no se](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/learn-spanish\/no-se-in-spanish-i-dont-know\/ \"no se\") acaba la cuarentena*** (When it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over)\n\n![spanish memes escobar meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vgbq8.jpg)\n\nTranslation *When it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over*\n\n¡Another one\\!\n\n- ***Cuando estás aprendiendo español, y no entiendes los memes en español.*** (When you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish)\n\n![spanish memes escobar meme example](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4v8mk0.jpg)\n\nTranslation *When you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish*\n## 4\\. *El fenómeno de los Simpsons en Argentina*: the meme exclusive to Argentina\nWe all know *The Simpsons*, right?… Well, Argentinians are crazy about them\\!\n\nThey know all the references, the famous phrases and will relate anything that’s currently happening to a specific episode. This has led to a massive and hilarious collection of *The Simpsons* memes related to Argentina…\n\nWhether it is about:\n\nNational politics\n\n![spanish memes simpsons meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/1571056960258Memes-debate-presidencial.jpg)\n\nSoccer\n\n![spanish memes simpsons meme about soccer](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/5afde5cd642ea.jpg)\n\nTranslation *And that’s how you shoot a centering pass Hey hey! Slow down, smarty pants\\!*\n\nCulture\n\n![spanish memes simpsons meme about culture](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/f9d62234c395caa59716575b70473a92df8d912e_hq.jpg)\n\nTranslation *When they catch you adding sugar to your mate…  What are you doing, chum?*\n\nThere’s always a Simpsons reference in Argentinian memes.\n\n## 5\\. *Pan Salao \/ Cheems*: a meme transformed in Venezuela\nEven if you don’t know the name, I’m sure you recognize this breed of dogs on the internet…\n\nThese dogs have been a great source for Spanish memes because of their goofy expressions and cartoon-like faces. Well, meet Cheems or how they call it in some Latin memes I’ve seen: ***Pan Salao*** or ***Pan Dulce***.\n\nCheems is pretty famous for a meme where they ironically compare something in the past (as a very strong and swollen dog) with the present version, which is a rather dull and anxious dog sitting with a sad expression as a way to state that everything was better in the past.\n\n![spanish memes pan saolo meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vgfqn.jpg)\n\nTranslation *Spanish Students in 1990:  I’ll learn to speak English by playing video games and reading comic books because “chunking” hasn’t been invented yet. Spanish Students in 2021:  Moooom!!!! Hitting the like button and subscribing make me anxious!!! Heeeelp\\!*\n\nNow, in Venezuela, they adopted Cheems as a recurrent personification of the common citizen and they named him ***Pan Salao*** (Salty bread) and ***Pan dulce*** (Sweet bread) and a lot of memes with these two went viral in 2020.\n\n![spanish memes pan saolo meme example](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/cikmzpflrsz41.jpg)\n\nTranslation  \n*Sweetbread, I’m sad*  \n*Why?*  \n*DirecTV left Venezuela*  \n*Saltybread, we don’t even have cable TV*\n\nMost of them are related to the political and social current situation in Venezuela.\n\n## 6\\. *Baby Yoda merendando*: a Spanish meme about eating\nAnother Venezuelan phenomenon…\n\nMost people know how famous The Mandalorian Series has become through 2020, but the series became most popular since this little green fella made his appearance.\n\nPeople on the Internet started calling him *Baby Yoda* and one thing led to another… so, the Spanish memes appeared again.\n\nThere’s a certain scene in the series where he appears with a cup slurping some soup and of course, the Internet Hispanic meme community didn’t waste a second to have Baby Yoda hold:\n\n***una arepita y un morral*** (a little arepa and a backpack)\n\n![spanish memes baby yoda example](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/78313724_2814237175263353_1198907685085380608_n.jpg)\n\n***una empanada y una malta***\n\n![spanish memes baby yoda meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/ELBbvxhWoAIml95-1024x768.jpg)\n\nand any other kind of breakfast you had when leaving the classroom when you were in ***tercer grado, y sonaba el timbre del recreo*** (third grade and the recess bell rang). Cute and hilarious\\!\n\n![spanish memes baby yoda meme examples](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/664de0e6d22b5053db0f7800756a6bf7-1024x538.jpg)\n\n## 7\\. *Bugs Bunny Comunista*: the meme that has some history…\nWe all have that family member\/friend\/pet — or even government — that the moment you get something for yourself, they assume you’re sharing with them.\n\nWell, ***de eso se trata este meme*** (that’s what this meme is all about):\n\nBugs Bunny Comunista is an image of an old cartoon with a red filter and the symbol of the communist Soviet Union. It’s supposed to depict those people that arbitrarily claim ownership of something that is yours.\n\nSome of the Spanish memes I’ve seen are crazy funny, since the punchline is directly “WE have” instead of “you have”.\n\n![spanish memes bugs bunny meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vgk85.jpg)\n\nTranslation  \n*Me: I have a Pizza Slice*  \n*My dog: We have.)*\n\nIt gets me every time… really\\!\n\n**CHUNK ALERT\\!**\n\n******De eso se trata****** (that’s what it’s about) is a good example of a chunk you can learn by heart instead of creating your own sentences. The literal translation would be something like “of that it treats itself”, but that makes no sense, of course.\n\nYou often can’t translate literally between English and Spanish… So, whenever you want to explain or ask the meaning of something, you should just use ***De eso se trata***. Example?\n\n- ***De eso se trata la película*** (That’s what the movie is about)\n- ***De eso se trata esa canción*** (That’s what that song is about)\n\nGet it? No more literal translations or complicated grammar rules\\!\n\n![spanish memes butterfly meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vgly2.jpg)\n\n…and our last stop on the meme tour…\n\n## 8\\. *Wey ya*: when you hade enough of Spanish memes 🙂\nYou know when something gets so annoying that you’re not even mad, but just tired and about to cry? Well, this is the face of that agony: The ***Wey ya*** meme.\n\n![spanish memes wey ya meme](https:\/\/springlanguages.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/02\/4vgkzq.jpg)\n\nTranslation  \n*When you’re learning Spanish and they tell you:  “Learn this encyclopedia of grammar rules”*  \n*Dude, stop it\\!*\n\nThis meme comes from a scene of the series YOU by Netflix, and it shows a girl with a sad\/tired look on her face.\n\n***Wey ya*** is an expression usually used in México that means something like “Dude, stop it”. 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Boilerpipe Text	Do You Understand these funny MEMES IN SPANISH? 😂 If you’re reading this article, you probably spend some time on the Internet and chances are you’ve run into at least a couple of Spanish memes online. Ahh, memes! Those funny pictures or phrases that test your comprehension of certain cultures, current events, and humor… gotta love them! Even more than in other cultures, in Latin American culture memes have become one of the most important ways for people to express themselves. And if you’re learning Spanish, los memes en español (memes in Spanish or Spanish memes) can even become a learning tool if you’re open to them, both culturally and linguistically. And if you don’t want to be a meme yourself (when your native Spanish-speaking friends talk about memes in Spanish and all you know how to say is “good morning”), then read this article because I’ve prepared a Top ocho memes populares en Latino América for you to learn about. I. Spanish Memes Disclaimer Spanish memes are graphic jokes that have gone viral for one reason or another. So, they cover all types of humor throughout the Spanish-speaking specter of funny things. A little disclaimer here: Some of the jokes we will talk about can seem a little offensive and if you do your own research about memes en español , you might run into some racist, sexist or very dark jokes. So, be prepared! Another thing you have to keep in mind is that some memes in Spanish are spelled horribly on purpose to add some goofiness to the mix. So, don’t feel frustrated if you don’t directly understand io no soi 100tifiko ( Yo no soy científico / I’m not a scientist) or stuff like that. 1. El León Gringo : the Spanish meme about learning Spanish El león gringo is actually a great way to start this piece because it became popular as a joke about people that are learning Spanish and feel confident about it until they crash into the vastness and weirdness of Spanish and Latino Slang. Translation Gringo: concludes Spanish course Latinos: Did you see how that video is listened? Gringo: It makes no sense under any grammar rules . So, the face of that poor lion reflects exactly how I’d feel if someone told me stuff like “short corto” (short short) or “¿viste cómo se escucha esa canción?” (did you SEE how that song SOUNDS?) Just hilarious! By the way, are you learning Spanish with vocabulary lists and grammar rules and feel like el león gringo yourself? Then, go ahead sign up for our Free Spanish chunking training that shows how we teach our students to speak Spanish much faster! ✔️ Cheat Sheet with 54 essential Spanish Chunks you’ll hear and use yourself in ANY Spanish conversation (and example sentences). Taken from our YouTube Teacher’s most popular videos! ✔️ 2 Bonus Cheat Sheets with Travel Chunks and Dating/Relationship Chunks ✔️ A Spanish Chunking Tutorial showing you the 1 technique that’ll help you make 100% of the Spanish from our videos roll off the tongue i n just 5 minutes a day (you’re probably only using 50% of our lessons’ potential right now…) I’ll also give you some examples of chunks later in this article. It’s a one-way road, I promise! 2. El gato “me dijiste que” : the meme everyone knows Another feline on our top 8 Spanish memes list, but this one really knows what it’s doing : Translation Cat: Yes, in 45 years… Not exclusive to Latin America, this meme depicts a situation where a lady is screaming with disappointment and rage at this cat, who looks chill while answering with a scam answer or a pun to her. The great thing about it being in Spanish is that the puns you can use are unlimited… That’s why I crack up at sentences like these: Translation Woman: You told me you had lost (weight) Cat: Yes, class-wise 3. Pablo Escobar esperando : the Spanish meme that conquered the world Also known as Sad Pablo Escobar , this one of the Spanish memes consists of a series of three images featuring the character Pablo Escobar from the Netflix series Narcos . He’s staring blankly in three different screen-captures from the series. The meme expresses the sadness and boredom associated with anticipation. Here’s an example: Cuando es dos mil veintiuno, y no se acaba la cuarentena (When it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over) Translation When it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over ¡Another one! Cuando estás aprendiendo español, y no entiendes los memes en español. (When you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish) Translation When you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish 4. El fenómeno de los Simpsons en Argentina : the meme exclusive to Argentina We all know The Simpsons , right?… Well, Argentinians are crazy about them! They know all the references, the famous phrases and will relate anything that’s currently happening to a specific episode. This has led to a massive and hilarious collection of The Simpsons memes related to Argentina… Whether it is about: National politics Soccer Translation And that’s how you shoot a centering pass Hey hey! Slow down, smarty pants! Culture Translation When they catch you adding sugar to your mate… What are you doing, chum? There’s always a Simpsons reference in Argentinian memes. 5. Pan Salao / Cheems : a meme transformed in Venezuela Even if you don’t know the name, I’m sure you recognize this breed of dogs on the internet… These dogs have been a great source for Spanish memes because of their goofy expressions and cartoon-like faces. Well, meet Cheems or how they call it in some Latin memes I’ve seen: Pan Salao or Pan Dulce . Cheems is pretty famous for a meme where they ironically compare something in the past (as a very strong and swollen dog) with the present version, which is a rather dull and anxious dog sitting with a sad expression as a way to state that everything was better in the past. Translation Spanish Students in 1990: I’ll learn to speak English by playing video games and reading comic books because “chunking” hasn’t been invented yet. Spanish Students in 2021: Moooom!!!! Hitting the like button and subscribing make me anxious!!! Heeeelp! Now, in Venezuela, they adopted Cheems as a recurrent personification of the common citizen and they named him Pan Salao (Salty bread) and Pan dulce (Sweet bread) and a lot of memes with these two went viral in 2020. Translation Sweetbread, I’m sad Why? DirecTV left Venezuela Saltybread, we don’t even have cable TV Most of them are related to the political and social current situation in Venezuela. 6. Baby Yoda merendando : a Spanish meme about eating Another Venezuelan phenomenon… Most people know how famous The Mandalorian Series has become through 2020, but the series became most popular since this little green fella made his appearance. People on the Internet started calling him Baby Yoda and one thing led to another… so, the Spanish memes appeared again. There’s a certain scene in the series where he appears with a cup slurping some soup and of course, the Internet Hispanic meme community didn’t waste a second to have Baby Yoda hold: una arepita y un morral (a little arepa and a backpack) una empanada y una malta and any other kind of breakfast you had when leaving the classroom when you were in tercer grado, y sonaba el timbre del recreo (third grade and the recess bell rang). Cute and hilarious! 7. Bugs Bunny Comunista : the meme that has some history… We all have that family member/friend/pet — or even government — that the moment you get something for yourself, they assume you’re sharing with them. Well, de eso se trata este meme (that’s what this meme is all about): Bugs Bunny Comunista is an image of an old cartoon with a red filter and the symbol of the communist Soviet Union. It’s supposed to depict those people that arbitrarily claim ownership of something that is yours. Some of the Spanish memes I’ve seen are crazy funny, since the punchline is directly “WE have” instead of “you have”. Translation Me: I have a Pizza Slice My dog: We have.) It gets me every time… really! CHUNK ALERT! De eso se trata (that’s what it’s about) is a good example of a chunk you can learn by heart instead of creating your own sentences. The literal translation would be something like “of that it treats itself”, but that makes no sense, of course. You often can’t translate literally between English and Spanish… So, whenever you want to explain or ask the meaning of something, you should just use De eso se trata . Example? De eso se trata la película (That’s what the movie is about) De eso se trata esa canción (That’s what that song is about) Get it? No more literal translations or complicated grammar rules! …and our last stop on the meme tour… 8. Wey ya : when you hade enough of Spanish memes 🙂 You know when something gets so annoying that you’re not even mad, but just tired and about to cry? Well, this is the face of that agony: The Wey ya meme. Translation When you’re learning Spanish and they tell you: “Learn this encyclopedia of grammar rules” Dude, stop it! This meme comes from a scene of the series YOU by Netflix, and it shows a girl with a sad/tired look on her face. Wey ya is an expression usually used in México that means something like “Dude, stop it”. I have no idea who had the marvelous idea of putting that text under that sad grin on that poor girl, but can’t deny how effective it is! I mean, look at this… Translation Lockdown extends … Me: Dude, stop it! …it’s just so funny and I can relate so much… What about you? Juan's a Venezuelan Teacher, Engineer, Writer and Musician based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He's into travelling, music, videogames, films and pop culture in general. He's a member of the band Santa Fuego and lives with his wife Lía and his Shiba Inu Okami
Markdown	[Skip to content](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#main) [![Spring Languages Logo](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Spring-Languages-Logo-transparent-e1605381707564.png)](https://springlanguages.com/) - [Courses](https://springlanguages.com/spring-languages-courses/) - [Learn German](https://springlanguages.com/spring-german/) - [YouTube Channel](https://go.springlanguages.com/german-youtube) - [German Chunking Kit](https://springlanguages.com/essential-german-chunking-kit-request/) - [Learn German Blog](https://springlanguages.com/blog-learn-german/) - [Learn Spanish](https://springlanguages.com/spring-spanish/) - [1\. YouTube Channel](https://go.springlanguages.com/spanish-youtube) - [2\. Free Spanish Course](https://springlanguages.com/free-spanish-beginner-course-register/) - [3\. 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Ahh, memes! Those funny pictures or phrases that test your comprehension of certain cultures, current events, and humor… gotta love them\! Even more than in other cultures, in Latin American culture memes have become one of the most important ways for people to express themselves. And if you’re learning Spanish, *los memes en español* (memes in Spanish or Spanish memes) can even become a learning tool if you’re open to them, both culturally and linguistically. And if you don’t want to be a meme yourself(when your native Spanish-speaking friends talk about memes in Spanish and all you know how to say is “good morning”), then read this article because I’ve prepared a *Top* *ocho memes populares en Latino América* for you to learn about. Table of Contents - [I. Spanish Memes Disclaimer](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#i-spanish-memes-disclaimer) - [1\. El León Gringo: the Spanish meme about learning Spanish](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#1-el-leon-gringo-the-spanish-meme-about-learning-spanish) - [2\. El gato "me dijiste que": the meme everyone knows](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#2-el-gato-me-dijiste-que-the-meme-everyone-knows) - [3\. Pablo Escobar esperando: the Spanish meme that conquered the world](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#3-pablo-escobar-esperando-the-spanish-meme-that-conquered-the-world) - [4\. El fenómeno de los Simpsons en Argentina: the meme exclusive to Argentina](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#4-el-fenomeno-de-los-simpsons-en-argentina-the-meme-exclusive-to-argentina) - [5\. Pan Salao / Cheems: a meme transformed in Venezuela](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#5-pan-salao--cheems-a-meme-transformed-in-venezuela) - [6\. Baby Yoda merendando: a Spanish meme about eating](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#6-baby-yoda-merendando-a-spanish-meme-about-eating-) - [7\. Bugs Bunny Comunista: the meme that has some history…](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#7-bugs-bunny-comunista-the-meme-that-has-some-history) - [8\. Wey ya: when you hade enough of Spanish memes 🙂](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#8-wey-ya-when-you-hade-enough-of-spanish-memes-) ## I. Spanish Memes Disclaimer Spanish memes are graphic jokes that have gone viral for one reason or another. So, they cover all types of humor throughout the Spanish-speaking specter of funny things. A little disclaimer here: Some of the jokes we will talk about can seem a little offensive and if you do your own research about *memes en español,you might run into some racist, sexist or very dark jokes. So, be prepared\! Another thing you have to keep in mind is that some memes in Spanish are spelled horribly on purpose to add some goofiness to the mix. So, don’t feel frustrated if you don’t directly understand io no soi 100tifiko* (*Yo no soy científico* / I’m not a scientist) or stuff like that. ## 1\. El León Gringo: the Spanish meme about learning Spanish *El león gringo* is actually a great way to start this piece because it became popular as a joke about people that are learning Spanish and feel confident about it until they crash into the vastness and weirdness of Spanish and Latino Slang. ![spanish memes el gringo meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/leon-gringo.jpg) Translation Gringo: \concludes Spanish course\** Latinos: Did you see how that video is listened? Gringo: It makes no sense under any [grammar rules](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/important-spanish-grammar-rules/ "grammar rules"). So, the face of that poor lion reflects exactly how I’d feel if someone told me stuff like *“short corto”* (short short) or *“¿viste cómo se escucha esa canción?”* (did you SEE how that song SOUNDS?) Just hilarious\! By the way, are you learning Spanish with vocabulary lists and grammar rules and feel like *el león gringo* yourself? Then, go ahead sign up for our Free [Spanish chunking training](https://springlanguages.com/free-spanish-training/ "Spanish chunking training") that shows how we teach our students to speak Spanish much faster\! [![](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Essential-Spanish-Chunking-Kit-1024x583.jpg)](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#cb55d8cd82) ✔️ Cheat Sheet with 54 essential Spanish Chunks you’ll hear and use yourself in ANY Spanish conversation (and example sentences). Taken from our YouTube Teacher’s most popular videos\! ✔️ 2 Bonus Cheat Sheets with Travel Chunks and Dating/Relationship Chunks ✔️ A Spanish Chunking Tutorial showing you the 1 technique that’ll help you make 100% of the Spanish from our videos roll off the tongue in just 5 minutes a day (you’re probably only using 50% of our lessons’ potential right now…) [Yes! Send me my FREE Spanish Chunking Kit](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#cb2fc00144) I’ll also give you some examples of chunks later in this article. It’s a one-way road, I promise\! ## 2\. El gato “me dijiste que”: the meme everyone knows Another feline on our top 8 Spanish memes list, but this one really knows what it’s doing: ![spanish memes el gato meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vg87z.jpg) Translation Cat: Yes, in 45 years… Not exclusive to Latin America, this meme depicts a situation where a lady is screaming with disappointment and rage at this cat, who looks chill while answering with a scam answer or a pun to her. The great thing about it being in Spanish is that the puns you can use are unlimited… That’s why I crack up at sentences like these: ![spanish memes el gato meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vg7x9.jpg) Translation Woman: You told me you had lost (weight) Cat: Yes, class-wise ## 3\. Pablo Escobar esperando: the Spanish meme that conquered the world Also known as Sad Pablo Escobar, this one of the Spanish memes consists of a series of three images featuring the character Pablo Escobar from the Netflix series *[Narcos](https://www.netflix.com/title/80025172).* He’s staring blankly in three different screen-captures from the series. The meme expresses the sadness and boredom associated with anticipation. Here’s an example: - *Cuando es dos mil veintiuno, y [no se](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/no-se-in-spanish-i-dont-know/ "no se") acaba la cuarentena* (When it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over) ![spanish memes escobar meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vgbq8.jpg) Translation When it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over ¡Another one\! - *Cuando estás aprendiendo español, y no entiendes los memes en español.* (When you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish) ![spanish memes escobar meme example](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4v8mk0.jpg) Translation When you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish ## 4\. El fenómeno de los Simpsons en Argentina: the meme exclusive to Argentina We all know The Simpsons, right?… Well, Argentinians are crazy about them\! They know all the references, the famous phrases and will relate anything that’s currently happening to a specific episode. This has led to a massive and hilarious collection of The Simpsons memes related to Argentina… Whether it is about: National politics ![spanish memes simpsons meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/1571056960258Memes-debate-presidencial.jpg) Soccer ![spanish memes simpsons meme about soccer](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/5afde5cd642ea.jpg) Translation And that’s how you shoot a centering pass Hey hey! Slow down, smarty pants\! Culture ![spanish memes simpsons meme about culture](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/f9d62234c395caa59716575b70473a92df8d912e_hq.jpg) Translation When they catch you adding sugar to your mate… What are you doing, chum? There’s always a Simpsons reference in Argentinian memes. ## 5\. Pan Salao / Cheems: a meme transformed in Venezuela Even if you don’t know the name, I’m sure you recognize this breed of dogs on the internet… These dogs have been a great source for Spanish memes because of their goofy expressions and cartoon-like faces. Well, meet Cheems or how they call it in some Latin memes I’ve seen: *Pan Salao* or *Pan Dulce. Cheems is pretty famous for a meme where they ironically compare something in the past (as a very strong and swollen dog) with the present version, which is a rather dull and anxious dog sitting with a sad expression as a way to state that everything was better in the past. ![spanish memes pan saolo meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vgfqn.jpg) Translation Spanish Students in 1990: I’ll learn to speak English by playing video games and reading comic books because “chunking” hasn’t been invented yet. Spanish Students in 2021: Moooom!!!! Hitting the like button and subscribing make me anxious!!! Heeeelp\!* Now, in Venezuela, they adopted Cheems as a recurrent personification of the common citizen and they named him *Pan Salao* (Salty bread) and *Pan dulce* (Sweet bread) and a lot of memes with these two went viral in 2020. ![spanish memes pan saolo meme example](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/cikmzpflrsz41.jpg) Translation Sweetbread, I’m sad Why? DirecTV left Venezuela Saltybread, we don’t even have cable TV Most of them are related to the political and social current situation in Venezuela. ## 6\. Baby Yoda merendando: a Spanish meme about eating Another Venezuelan phenomenon… Most people know how famous The Mandalorian Series has become through 2020, but the series became most popular since this little green fella made his appearance. People on the Internet started calling him Baby Yoda and one thing led to another… so, the Spanish memes appeared again. There’s a certain scene in the series where he appears with a cup slurping some soup and of course, the Internet Hispanic meme community didn’t waste a second to have Baby Yoda hold: *una arepita y un morral* (a little arepa and a backpack) ![spanish memes baby yoda example](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/78313724_2814237175263353_1198907685085380608_n.jpg) *una empanada y una malta* ![spanish memes baby yoda meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/ELBbvxhWoAIml95-1024x768.jpg) and any other kind of breakfast you had when leaving the classroom when you were in *tercer grado, y sonaba el timbre del recreo* (third grade and the recess bell rang). Cute and hilarious\! ![spanish memes baby yoda meme examples](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/664de0e6d22b5053db0f7800756a6bf7-1024x538.jpg) ## 7\. Bugs Bunny Comunista: the meme that has some history… We all have that family member/friend/pet — or even government — that the moment you get something for yourself, they assume you’re sharing with them. Well, *de eso se trata este meme* (that’s what this meme is all about): Bugs Bunny Comunista is an image of an old cartoon with a red filter and the symbol of the communist Soviet Union. It’s supposed to depict those people that arbitrarily claim ownership of something that is yours. Some of the Spanish memes I’ve seen are crazy funny, since the punchline is directly “WE have” instead of “you have”. ![spanish memes bugs bunny meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vgk85.jpg) Translation Me: I have a Pizza Slice My dog: We have.) It gets me every time… really\! CHUNK ALERT\! ****De eso se trata** (that’s what it’s about) is a good example of a chunk you can learn by heart instead of creating your own sentences. The literal translation would be something like “of that it treats itself”, but that makes no sense, of course. You often can’t translate literally between English and Spanish… So, whenever you want to explain or ask the meaning of something, you should just use De eso se trata. Example? - De eso se trata la película (That’s what the movie is about) - De eso se trata esa canción** (That’s what that song is about) Get it? No more literal translations or complicated grammar rules\! ![spanish memes butterfly meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vgly2.jpg) …and our last stop on the meme tour… ## 8\. Wey ya: when you hade enough of Spanish memes 🙂 You know when something gets so annoying that you’re not even mad, but just tired and about to cry? Well, this is the face of that agony: The *Wey ya* meme. ![spanish memes wey ya meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vgkzq.jpg) Translation When you’re learning Spanish and they tell you: “Learn this encyclopedia of grammar rules” Dude, stop it\! This meme comes from a scene of the series YOU by Netflix, and it shows a girl with a sad/tired look on her face. *Wey ya* is an expression usually used in México that means something like “Dude, stop it”. I have no idea who had the marvelous idea of putting that text under that sad grin on that poor girl, but can’t deny how effective it is\! I mean, look at this… ![spanish memes wey ya meme example](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4967f66be50ed6ef6f70c3ad1fdbdc2f-1024x1024.jpg) Translation Lockdown extends… Me: Dude, stop it\! …it’s just so funny and I can relate so much… What about you? ![Spring Spanish Teacher Juan](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/gravatars/Headshot-Juan-scaled-80x80.jpg) Juan Juan's a Venezuelan Teacher, Engineer, Writer and Musician based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He's into travelling, music, videogames, films and pop culture in general. 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Readable Markdown	Do You Understand these funny MEMES IN SPANISH? 😂 If you’re reading this article, you probably spend some time on the Internet and chances are you’ve run into at least a couple of Spanish memes online. Ahh, memes! Those funny pictures or phrases that test your comprehension of certain cultures, current events, and humor… gotta love them\! Even more than in other cultures, in Latin American culture memes have become one of the most important ways for people to express themselves. And if you’re learning Spanish, *los memes en español* (memes in Spanish or Spanish memes) can even become a learning tool if you’re open to them, both culturally and linguistically. And if you don’t want to be a meme yourself(when your native Spanish-speaking friends talk about memes in Spanish and all you know how to say is “good morning”), then read this article because I’ve prepared a *Top* *ocho memes populares en Latino América* for you to learn about. ## I. Spanish Memes Disclaimer Spanish memes are graphic jokes that have gone viral for one reason or another. So, they cover all types of humor throughout the Spanish-speaking specter of funny things. A little disclaimer here: Some of the jokes we will talk about can seem a little offensive and if you do your own research about *memes en español,you might run into some racist, sexist or very dark jokes. So, be prepared\! Another thing you have to keep in mind is that some memes in Spanish are spelled horribly on purpose to add some goofiness to the mix. So, don’t feel frustrated if you don’t directly understand io no soi 100tifiko* (*Yo no soy científico* / I’m not a scientist) or stuff like that. ## 1\. El León Gringo: the Spanish meme about learning Spanish *El león gringo* is actually a great way to start this piece because it became popular as a joke about people that are learning Spanish and feel confident about it until they crash into the vastness and weirdness of Spanish and Latino Slang. ![spanish memes el gringo meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/leon-gringo.jpg) Translation Gringo: \concludes Spanish course\** Latinos: Did you see how that video is listened? Gringo: It makes no sense under any [grammar rules](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/important-spanish-grammar-rules/ "grammar rules"). So, the face of that poor lion reflects exactly how I’d feel if someone told me stuff like *“short corto”* (short short) or *“¿viste cómo se escucha esa canción?”* (did you SEE how that song SOUNDS?) Just hilarious\! By the way, are you learning Spanish with vocabulary lists and grammar rules and feel like *el león gringo* yourself? Then, go ahead sign up for our Free [Spanish chunking training](https://springlanguages.com/free-spanish-training/ "Spanish chunking training") that shows how we teach our students to speak Spanish much faster\! [![](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Essential-Spanish-Chunking-Kit-1024x583.jpg)](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/spanish-memes/#cb55d8cd82) ✔️ Cheat Sheet with 54 essential Spanish Chunks you’ll hear and use yourself in ANY Spanish conversation (and example sentences). Taken from our YouTube Teacher’s most popular videos\! ✔️ 2 Bonus Cheat Sheets with Travel Chunks and Dating/Relationship Chunks ✔️ A Spanish Chunking Tutorial showing you the 1 technique that’ll help you make 100% of the Spanish from our videos roll off the tongue in just 5 minutes a day (you’re probably only using 50% of our lessons’ potential right now…) I’ll also give you some examples of chunks later in this article. It’s a one-way road, I promise\! ## 2\. El gato “me dijiste que”: the meme everyone knows Another feline on our top 8 Spanish memes list, but this one really knows what it’s doing: ![spanish memes el gato meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vg87z.jpg) Translation Cat: Yes, in 45 years… Not exclusive to Latin America, this meme depicts a situation where a lady is screaming with disappointment and rage at this cat, who looks chill while answering with a scam answer or a pun to her. The great thing about it being in Spanish is that the puns you can use are unlimited… That’s why I crack up at sentences like these: ![spanish memes el gato meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vg7x9.jpg) Translation Woman: You told me you had lost (weight) Cat: Yes, class-wise ## 3\. Pablo Escobar esperando: the Spanish meme that conquered the world Also known as Sad Pablo Escobar, this one of the Spanish memes consists of a series of three images featuring the character Pablo Escobar from the Netflix series *[Narcos](https://www.netflix.com/title/80025172).* He’s staring blankly in three different screen-captures from the series. The meme expresses the sadness and boredom associated with anticipation. Here’s an example: - *Cuando es dos mil veintiuno, y [no se](https://springlanguages.com/learn-spanish/no-se-in-spanish-i-dont-know/ "no se") acaba la cuarentena* (When it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over) ![spanish memes escobar meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vgbq8.jpg) Translation When it’s 2021 already and the lockdown is not over ¡Another one\! - *Cuando estás aprendiendo español, y no entiendes los memes en español.* (When you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish) ![spanish memes escobar meme example](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4v8mk0.jpg) Translation When you’re learning Spanish and you don’t understand the memes in Spanish ## 4\. El fenómeno de los Simpsons en Argentina: the meme exclusive to Argentina We all know The Simpsons, right?… Well, Argentinians are crazy about them\! They know all the references, the famous phrases and will relate anything that’s currently happening to a specific episode. This has led to a massive and hilarious collection of The Simpsons memes related to Argentina… Whether it is about: National politics ![spanish memes simpsons meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/1571056960258Memes-debate-presidencial.jpg) Soccer ![spanish memes simpsons meme about soccer](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/5afde5cd642ea.jpg) Translation And that’s how you shoot a centering pass Hey hey! Slow down, smarty pants\! Culture ![spanish memes simpsons meme about culture](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/f9d62234c395caa59716575b70473a92df8d912e_hq.jpg) Translation When they catch you adding sugar to your mate… What are you doing, chum? There’s always a Simpsons reference in Argentinian memes. ## 5\. Pan Salao / Cheems: a meme transformed in Venezuela Even if you don’t know the name, I’m sure you recognize this breed of dogs on the internet… These dogs have been a great source for Spanish memes because of their goofy expressions and cartoon-like faces. Well, meet Cheems or how they call it in some Latin memes I’ve seen: *Pan Salao* or *Pan Dulce. Cheems is pretty famous for a meme where they ironically compare something in the past (as a very strong and swollen dog) with the present version, which is a rather dull and anxious dog sitting with a sad expression as a way to state that everything was better in the past. ![spanish memes pan saolo meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vgfqn.jpg) Translation Spanish Students in 1990: I’ll learn to speak English by playing video games and reading comic books because “chunking” hasn’t been invented yet. Spanish Students in 2021: Moooom!!!! Hitting the like button and subscribing make me anxious!!! Heeeelp\!* Now, in Venezuela, they adopted Cheems as a recurrent personification of the common citizen and they named him *Pan Salao* (Salty bread) and *Pan dulce* (Sweet bread) and a lot of memes with these two went viral in 2020. ![spanish memes pan saolo meme example](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/cikmzpflrsz41.jpg) Translation Sweetbread, I’m sad Why? DirecTV left Venezuela Saltybread, we don’t even have cable TV Most of them are related to the political and social current situation in Venezuela. ## 6\. Baby Yoda merendando: a Spanish meme about eating Another Venezuelan phenomenon… Most people know how famous The Mandalorian Series has become through 2020, but the series became most popular since this little green fella made his appearance. People on the Internet started calling him Baby Yoda and one thing led to another… so, the Spanish memes appeared again. There’s a certain scene in the series where he appears with a cup slurping some soup and of course, the Internet Hispanic meme community didn’t waste a second to have Baby Yoda hold: *una arepita y un morral* (a little arepa and a backpack) ![spanish memes baby yoda example](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/78313724_2814237175263353_1198907685085380608_n.jpg) *una empanada y una malta* ![spanish memes baby yoda meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/ELBbvxhWoAIml95-1024x768.jpg) and any other kind of breakfast you had when leaving the classroom when you were in *tercer grado, y sonaba el timbre del recreo* (third grade and the recess bell rang). Cute and hilarious\! ![spanish memes baby yoda meme examples](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/664de0e6d22b5053db0f7800756a6bf7-1024x538.jpg) ## 7\. Bugs Bunny Comunista: the meme that has some history… We all have that family member/friend/pet — or even government — that the moment you get something for yourself, they assume you’re sharing with them. Well, *de eso se trata este meme* (that’s what this meme is all about): Bugs Bunny Comunista is an image of an old cartoon with a red filter and the symbol of the communist Soviet Union. It’s supposed to depict those people that arbitrarily claim ownership of something that is yours. Some of the Spanish memes I’ve seen are crazy funny, since the punchline is directly “WE have” instead of “you have”. ![spanish memes bugs bunny meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vgk85.jpg) Translation Me: I have a Pizza Slice My dog: We have.) It gets me every time… really\! CHUNK ALERT\! ****De eso se trata** (that’s what it’s about) is a good example of a chunk you can learn by heart instead of creating your own sentences. The literal translation would be something like “of that it treats itself”, but that makes no sense, of course. You often can’t translate literally between English and Spanish… So, whenever you want to explain or ask the meaning of something, you should just use De eso se trata. Example? - De eso se trata la película (That’s what the movie is about) - De eso se trata esa canción** (That’s what that song is about) Get it? No more literal translations or complicated grammar rules\! ![spanish memes butterfly meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vgly2.jpg) …and our last stop on the meme tour… ## 8\. Wey ya: when you hade enough of Spanish memes 🙂 You know when something gets so annoying that you’re not even mad, but just tired and about to cry? Well, this is the face of that agony: The *Wey ya* meme. ![spanish memes wey ya meme](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4vgkzq.jpg) Translation When you’re learning Spanish and they tell you: “Learn this encyclopedia of grammar rules” Dude, stop it\! This meme comes from a scene of the series YOU by Netflix, and it shows a girl with a sad/tired look on her face. *Wey ya* is an expression usually used in México that means something like “Dude, stop it”. I have no idea who had the marvelous idea of putting that text under that sad grin on that poor girl, but can’t deny how effective it is\! I mean, look at this… ![spanish memes wey ya meme example](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/4967f66be50ed6ef6f70c3ad1fdbdc2f-1024x1024.jpg) Translation Lockdown extends… Me: Dude, stop it\! …it’s just so funny and I can relate so much… What about you? ![Spring Spanish Teacher Juan](https://springlanguages.com/wp-content/gravatars/Headshot-Juan-scaled-80x80.jpg) Juan's a Venezuelan Teacher, Engineer, Writer and Musician based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He's into travelling, music, videogames, films and pop culture in general. He's a member of the band Santa Fuego and lives with his wife Lía and his Shiba Inu Okami
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