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January 8, 2008 | ¡Aguas!
| | saying Literal Meaning: Water! Meaning: Look out! Watch out!
This phrase probably comes from people yelling “¡Aguas!” as they threw dirty water and chamber pot refuse from their bedroom windows before the advent of modern plumbing. Now that would definitely incline people to look up and get out of the way! |
January 9, 2008 | Tan lleno como perro de rancho
| | Saying Literal Meaning: Full as a ranch dog Analogous Saying: Full as a tick |
January 10, 2008 | Tapatio
| | slang Meaning: A person from Guadalajara, or an adjective describing something typical of the region Example: Nací en Guadalajara. Soy tapatía. (I was born in Guadalajara. I’m Guadalajaran (female). |
January 11, 2008 | Quién teme la muerte, no goza la vida.
| | proverb Meaning: He who fears death lives not. |
January 12, 2008 | cabezón
| | Familiar expression Literal Meaning: Literally meaning “having a big head,” cabezón is used to mean “stubborn, pigheaded, or obstinate.” Example: Te he dicho mil veces. ¡Qué cabezón eres!
(“Ive told you a thousand times! How stubborn you are!) |
January 13, 2008 | Cada segundo nace un pendejo.
| | Saying Meaning: There’s a fool born every second. |
January 14, 2008 | Cabrón
| | Slang Literal Meaning: he-goat, billy goat Meaning: Cabrón is a rather strong slang word meaning (pardon our French) “asshole, butthead, or bastard.” It is also used to mean “cuckold.” Example: Ese cabrón siempre gana al dominó!
(“That bastard always wins at dominos!”) |
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Válgame Dios.expressionMeaning: heaven help me; oh dear me; goodness gracious Example: ¡Válgame Dios! ¡Gané la lotería! (Goodness gracious, I won the lottery!)
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