Spanish Slang for adults only!
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Spanish Slang for adults only!
Ok I know I will probably get told off for this and if I do, sorry but there are times when a simple "mierda" will not do. Please don't read if you are easily offended!
http://www.notam02.no/~hcholm/altlang/ht/Spanish.html
http://www.notam02.no/~hcholm/altlang/ht/Spanish.html
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Re: Spanish Slang for adults only!
Thank you Matt, I have put it in my favorites as I am sure it will be most useful. The first word I looked up I am sure I will be able to slip into conversation at sometime or another
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Re: Spanish Slang for adults only!
There are so many South American words in there that I recognise from my Argentine friends.
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OMG
thought I would copy and paste them and print off for OH to read but waaaaay too many
made me laugh, will have to write a few down for when I next get cut up on the roundabout !!!!
thought I would copy and paste them and print off for OH to read but waaaaay too many
made me laugh, will have to write a few down for when I next get cut up on the roundabout !!!!
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Re: Spanish Slang for adults only!
There is a v useful book called "Pardon my Spanish" - a Spanish-English slang dictionary, published by Harrap. I recommend it!
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Dunno, I've seen better.
I was a bit puzzled by some of the entries.
For example
sofea Ugly, monster, monstrous monster, ugly monstrous monster note This word can be written as 'Sofia' or 'sofia', with no change of meaning. It comes from Greek and means 'the ugliest son of God' or 'how can ya be so f***ing ugly, mate?'. It's found in Reus (Spain) and other parts of Tarragones province.
So I look in the dictionary, and it tells me that 'So burro' means 'you donkey or what a donkey (idiot)' Plus that sofia means the geographical Sofia or the name Sophia.
fea is simply ugly, the female adj, and thus 'So fea' means 'she's really ugly' without any need for greek, surely, or am I missing something?
I was a bit puzzled by some of the entries.
For example
sofea Ugly, monster, monstrous monster, ugly monstrous monster note This word can be written as 'Sofia' or 'sofia', with no change of meaning. It comes from Greek and means 'the ugliest son of God' or 'how can ya be so f***ing ugly, mate?'. It's found in Reus (Spain) and other parts of Tarragones province.
So I look in the dictionary, and it tells me that 'So burro' means 'you donkey or what a donkey (idiot)' Plus that sofia means the geographical Sofia or the name Sophia.
fea is simply ugly, the female adj, and thus 'So fea' means 'she's really ugly' without any need for greek, surely, or am I missing something?
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Dunno, I've seen better.
I was a bit puzzled by some of the entries.
For example
sofea Ugly, monster, monstrous monster, ugly monstrous monster note This word can be written as 'Sofia' or 'sofia', with no change of meaning. It comes from Greek and means 'the ugliest son of God' or 'how can ya be so f***ing ugly, mate?'. It's found in Reus (Spain) and other parts of Tarragones province.
So I look in the dictionary, and it tells me that 'So burro' means 'you donkey or what a donkey (idiot)' Plus that sofia means the geographical Sofia or the name Sophia.
fea is simply ugly, the female adj, and thus 'So fea' means 'she's really ugly' without any need for greek, surely, or am I missing something?
I was a bit puzzled by some of the entries.
For example
sofea Ugly, monster, monstrous monster, ugly monstrous monster note This word can be written as 'Sofia' or 'sofia', with no change of meaning. It comes from Greek and means 'the ugliest son of God' or 'how can ya be so f***ing ugly, mate?'. It's found in Reus (Spain) and other parts of Tarragones province.
So I look in the dictionary, and it tells me that 'So burro' means 'you donkey or what a donkey (idiot)' Plus that sofia means the geographical Sofia or the name Sophia.
fea is simply ugly, the female adj, and thus 'So fea' means 'she's really ugly' without any need for greek, surely, or am I missing something?
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Re: Spanish Slang for adults only!
Try not to be a twat. I've been collecting expressions like this for a while now. Not all the expressions are vulgar, but I've got about 100 pages of them.
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There is a lot of twat calling on this forum at the moment, some would say it keeps people from posting but, who am I to comment I'm just a twat
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