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March 10, 2008 | maricón
| | slang Meaning: fag, gay Example: Pide a Xavier su ayuda con la decoración. Es maricón, güey. (Ask Xavier for his help with the décor. He’s a fag, dude.) |
March 11, 2008 | Luz apagada, mujer encendida.
| | proverb Meaning: When the lights are turned off, the woman is turned on. |
March 12, 2008 | mamacita
| | slang Meaning: As opposed to the diminutive “madrecita,” or “dear little mother” (an affectionate term for one’s mother), mamacita refers to a “babe” or a real sweet chick. It’s a very common come-on, or pick-up line. Example: “Oye mamacita, que buena estás.” (“Hey, baby, you are so fine.”) |
March 13, 2008 | En boca cerrada, no entran moscos.
| | proverb Literal Meaning: Flies don’t enter a closed mouth. Analogous Saying: Ask me no questions, I’ll tell you no lies. Meaning: Keep your mouth shut and you won’t stick your foot in your mouth. |
March 14, 2008 | ÍSe te va la yegua!
| | saying Literal Meaning: Your mare is getting away. Meaning: Pay attention! You are losing your woman. |
March 15, 2008 | al grano
| | vocabulary Meaning: to the point. “Directo al grano” means “Straight or right to the point.” |
March 16, 2008 | compadre
| | slang Meaning: Its literal meaning is “godfather of my children.” But the slang usage is “brother,” “pal” or “friend.” Example: Oye, compadre, dame buen precio.” (“Hey, friend, give me a good price.”) |
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bajónslangMeaning: bummer, drag Example: ¡Qué bajón que todos tuvimos gripe durante las vacaciones! (It was such a drag that we all had the flu during our vacation!)
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