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" These words could mean one thing in a certain country, but in others it&amp;#039;s pretty vulgar. So be careful how you use your Spanish!&amp;amp;nbsp; Pene (Universal) This is the literal word for penis. We&amp;#039;re guessing Latino doctors use this the most. Verga (Mexico) This literally translates to a rod or a stick, so that&amp;#039;s not too far off. Pinga (Cuba) Not only is pinga used to refer to male parts, but if you chill in Miami, you&amp;#039;ll notice that Cubanos just love to insert this word in any argument. Bicho (Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic) Apparently this means bad one or evil one\u2026or can refer to a bug. Not a bad interpretation of a penis! LOL.  Chota (Argentina, Uruguay) This is supposed to mean a creep or person who just won&amp;#039;t bug off. Some penises act this way, so we totally get why this one is used.  Pito (Mexico) &amp;quot;Can you blow my whistle baby, whistle baby\u2026&amp;quot;  Nabo (Spain) There&amp;#039;s nothing appealing to women about calling your penis a turnip.  Pipi (Panama, Peru) If a grown man refers to his as a pipi\u2026RUN!  Pico (Chile) A beak \u2026very clever.  Pinto (Brazil) In Portuguese this is a baby chicken, or a penis too\u2014FYI.  Poronga (Argentina, Uruguay) A totally slang word that can mean prick or well \u2026 you know.  Pijo (Spain) A jerk, a spoiled brat\u2014OK,&amp;amp;nbsp;how does this translate to male genitalia?!  Turca (Nicaragua) This means tipsy. Maybe the guy who decided this meant his penis was tipsy too? Rabo (Spain) It&amp;#039;s just a tail ...&amp;amp;nbsp;out front.  Taladro de Carne (Chile) A meat driller? Ummmm, ouch.  Cabeza de Gato (Ecuador) Cat head. WTF? Garcha (Argentina, Uruguay) There&amp;#039;s no translation for this one. Sounds like some random dude just made it up.   Piroca (Brazil) Another purely slang term Brazilian dudes use. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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