Chale

[Sarah]

THIS IS THE REAL DEFINITION. A term to show disagreement or disapproval of something or some idea. Means the same thing as hell no or hell na.
(Originated in U.S. Southwest, though it is used wherever you find Chicanos/Chicanas and other groups of Latinos/as).

[Donald Trump]

Chicano term used for disagreement

[Sarah]

Chale (GHANA)
*Alternative Spellings: Charlie, Charle
*pronounced: Char-lay/Chaa-lay
A VERY popular Ghanaian ([Pidgin] English) expression used in multiple senses (depending on rising/falling intonation):

in the same sense as the words Dude or Homie. Synonymous with the American Jack or Joe as a way of addressing another person directly. Supposedly believed to have originated from the Chicago-based slang Charlie (pron. Chali), used in the same vein to address someone directly.

used with Oh as an expression of disappointment, pity, sympathy.

used with Oh as an expression of agreement with someone elses statement. Used in the same vein as I know right? or Tell me about it.

[Jessica]

A spanish word that is used by latinos when they are saying forget about it or no way

[Becky]

a way of addressing some one.can serve as a substitute for dude or homie.Used amongst West Africans and origininated in Ghana as part of Ghanas pidgin/broken English used by the youth

[Zipporah Schumaker]

The most chilango word you will ever hear, next to chido.
Chale is damn in english, it originated in Chilangolandia aka Mexico City and it became popular all over Mexico because it was frequently used in teenage soap operas. So any Mexican that migrates to the US will be using it, and the chicanos will be claiming it was originated in California.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

(CHahl-Eh)
Mexican for fuck that.
Also chales, or over emphasized with chales con nopales.

[Hina Muqadas]

A function word that indicates a negative. Not so. Used to express a refusal or denial. On no condition. Used primarily by people of Latino descent. (Does NOT sound like hail or mail).