A fork of Rural Dictionary
Wilkes-Barre, Pennslyvania
Wilkes-Barrio, Pennslyvania
Since no one actually knows how to pronounce "Wilkes-Berry", "Wilkes-Bar", "Wilkes-Bar-ray" or "Wilkes-Bear", referring to this northeastern Pennsylvania city simply as "the barrio" may avoid a fist fight. Barrio is the Spanish word for neighborhood.
Me and my peeps saw ya at Public Square in the Barrio.
The Barrio has the best Haluski and Perogies, hayna?
That Wilkes-Barre Scranton penguin fan is from the Barrio, hayna?
The urban planning in the Barrio is thus: church, bar, church, church, bar, crackhouse, university, bar, church, bar.
Spanish term for the "Hood". In the U.S it is used as the Latino equivalent of a Ghetto.
1) In Nueva York we call Spanish Harlem "El Barrio"
2) Ghetto- used for African-Americans/Negros/ Blacks/Niggas
Barrio- used for Latinos/Spics/Hispanics
An ethnic neighborhood with a primarily latin character. Literally 'neighborhood' in Spanish.
We rolled to the barrio to scope these hot CD players from those fools Jiminez and Hector eh.
Neighborhood or ghetto depending on context.
It depends on the accent or the contexts of the conversation.
"ey homie lets go to the barrio fool" (the ghetto)
"hola señor este es mi barrio" (not ghetto)
A spanish word meaning "hood", "ghetto", or "neighborhood".
Yo steve come with me to the "barrios".