gente
people
The word for people, folks, or your crowd
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gentry
upper-class people
Gente means people and is related to the English word gentry0, the well-to-do, upper-class people of Victorian England0.
gente
people, folks
A group of people in general.
Había mucha gente en el conciertoThere were a lot of people at the concert
La gente salió corriendo cuando empezó a lloverPeople ran out when it started raining
people, family, folks, crew (your crowd)
The people around you, referring to your crew, family, or team.
¿Cómo está tu gente?How's your family doing?
Cada uno traerá a su gente a la reuniónEveryone will bring their people to the meeting
person
Used to refer to a single person, often when describing their character or nature.
Es muy buena genteHe's a really good person
Tu hermano es mala gente, no confío en élYour brother is a bad person, I don't trust him