English–Spanish
“young man” in Spanish
How to say “young man” in Spanish
“Young man” in Spanish is muchacho.
A young, masculine-looking man among peers.
Example sentences with muchacho
¿Viste al muchacho de la esquina?
Did you see the young man on the corner?
Tips for using muchacho
- Used colloquially and as a vocative (¡Muchachos!) to call a group, it sounds informal and emphasizes masculinity, so joven or señor is safer in formal situations.
Other Spanish words for “young man”
Veo a un jovencito en la cafetería.
I see a young man in the cafe.