No. 6,650 in Spanish
chino
"Chino" in Spanish can mean "Chinese," "curly" (hair), or "knot" (Andean regions), depending on context.
In a sentence
El restaurante chino está cerca de mi casa.
The Chinese restaurant is near my house.
In this context, 'chino' refers to 'Chinese' as an adjective describing the restaurant.
Mi amigo tiene el pelo chino.
My friend has curly hair.
Here, 'chino' is a colloquial term in some regions for 'curly', describing hair texture.
El chino significa un idioma muy interesante para aprender.
The Chinese language is a very interesting one to learn.
In this sentence, 'chino' refers to the Chinese language as a noun.
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