No. 3,639 in Spanish
muchachos
"Muchachos" means "boys" or "young men," and can also refer to "young people" generally.
In a sentence
Los muchachos juegan en el parque por las tardes.
The boys play at the park in the afternoons.
Here, 'muchachos' refers to young male individuals, commonly boys, indicating a general group of children or young males playing.
He entregado los exámenes a los muchachos de la clase.
I have handed out the exams to the boys in the class.
In this context, 'muchachos' specifies young males who are students in a class, possibly addressing a group directly.
Escuché que los muchachos están organizando una fiesta esta noche.
I heard that the boys are organizing a party tonight.
'Muchachos' here is used to denote a group of young male individuals, talking about their activity of organizing the party.
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