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November 15, 2008 | calzonudo
| | slang Meaning: pig-headed Example: ¡Qué calzonuda eres! El azul
se te ve mejor. ( You’re so obstinate! The blue one looks better on you.) |
November 14, 2008 | ¡Changos!
| | slang Literal Meaning: Monkeys! Meaning: Ut oh! Example: ¡Changos! ¡El niño se cayó!
(Ut oh! The child fell!) |
November 13, 2008 | Te estás haciendo como que la Virgen te habla.
| | expression Literal Meaning: You’re acting like
the Virgin is talking to you. Meaning: You’re pretending not to hear me. |
November 12, 2008 | Vale más un grito a tiempo que hablar a cada momento.
| | proverb Analogous Saying: The boy who cried wolf. Meaning: Better one timely squawk than
constant talk. |
November 11, 2008 | Me vale madre.
| | expression Meaning: I don’t give a shit. Example: Edgar: Vi a tu ex con el cabrón de al lado. (I saw your ex with that fucker from next door.) Juan: ¡Me vale madre lo que haga esa pendeja. (I could care less what that jerk does!) |
November 10, 2008 | Me vale.
| | expression Meaning: I couldn’t care less. Example: Judith: Vi a tu ex con otra chica. (I saw your ex with another girl.) Pamela: Me vale lo que haga ese tonto. (I could care less what that idiot does.) |
November 9, 2008 | quiere llover
| | expression Meaning: rain threatens Example: Trae el paraguas; quiere llover. (Bring the umbrella; it looks like rain.) |
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Hijo del tigre, pintitoexpressionLiteral Meaning: The offspring of the tiger has spots. Meaning: Like father, like son
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