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Posted by Lews on Nov-17-2009 00:59:

pleasantly plump wow. just wow.

Posted by yukii on Nov-17-2009 00:59:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar
Not really, I don't think that's used anywhere in normal conversation outside of Spain.

yeah, i usually get the stare when i forgot not to use it here

Posted by Rose on Nov-17-2009 01:01:

Huevones.

Posted by astroboy on Nov-17-2009 01:04:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar
I'll give it a shot:

"If you need a hairy hole, even a pig's ear will do the trick"

And yes, huevos is slang for balls...but in this case the phrase "le hace huevos" means pretty much what I said above.

haha ah that makes sense... Man Spanish in general just makes sense.. I really should learn it. I studied Latin at high school a long time ago and just based on my long forgotten schoolboy Latin I can usually take apart basic Spanish sentences and make some sense of them.

Posted by woscar on Nov-17-2009 01:07:

Yeah, the only difficult thing is the slang which is pretty damn creative most of the time and it usually means many different things depending on the context.

Posted by astroboy on Nov-17-2009 01:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Rose
Huevones.

�Tan pronto? Pero hemos hecho m�s que cumplido

Posted by woscar on Nov-17-2009 01:09:

LOL, what were you trying to say there?

Posted by astroboy on Nov-17-2009 01:11:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar
LOL, what were you trying to say there?

lol.. I can't go from English to Spanish at all, so I just go the google translate option..

I was trying to say "So soon? But we've only just met!"

Posted by woscar on Nov-17-2009 01:14:

Yeah, those translators don't work for shit. The correct translation would be:

"Tan pronto? Pero si nos acabamos de conocer!"

Posted by gehzumteufel on Nov-17-2009 01:19:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar
Yeah, the only difficult thing is the slang which is pretty damn creative most of the time and it usually means many different things depending on the context.

I am pretty sure slang is hard period, no matter what language you are referring to.

Posted by astroboy on Nov-17-2009 01:22:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar

Yeah, those translators don't work for shit. The correct translation would be:

"Tan pronto? Pero si nos acabamos de conocer!"

haha google fails me again! Sometimes the results are hilarious tho.

Posted by bas on Nov-17-2009 01:38:

quote:
Originally posted by l�cid
what? that's totally normal.

Is it? I mean obviously a party going on until noon at a warehouse in NY is going to get some police attention

Posted by woscar on Nov-17-2009 01:48:

quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
I am pretty sure slang is hard period, no matter what language you are referring to.

Yeah, but with so many Spanish speaking countries the same slang means different things everywhere you go, which makes Spanish particularly difficult in that sense.

Posted by jonze on Nov-17-2009 01:49:

quote:
Originally posted by Rose
Cinco jones!

no there's only one of me

Posted by Slylee on Nov-17-2009 01:49:

so cojones doesn't mean balls in spanish?

Posted by l�cid on Nov-17-2009 01:50:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Is it? I mean obviously a party going on until noon at a warehouse in NY is going to get some police attention

oh, definitely. it's just funny to think that NYPD is monitoring the warehouse parties by reading TA.

Posted by woscar on Nov-17-2009 01:50:

quote:
Originally posted by astroboy
haha google fails me again! Sometimes the results are hilarious tho.

Yeah, there's this guy in my office that doesn't know shit in English and since it's company policy that all e-mails are to be written in English he uses one of those translators. Most of the time it's completely illegible.

Posted by djhaziel on Nov-17-2009 01:51:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar
Yeah, but with so many Spanish speaking countries the same slang means different things everywhere you go, which makes Spanish particularly difficult in that sense.

true in most of latin america "pendejo" means dumb ass but in peru it means "smart ass or slick" ...now how the fuck did this ever happen ?

Posted by Slylee on Nov-17-2009 01:51:

quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
I am pretty sure slang is hard period, no matter what language you are referring to.

yea pat and i have good laughs over slang from our languages. i'll explain to him how 1 english/american word can mean 3 completely different things and vice versa.

quebecois (french canadian) is basically all slang french though.

Posted by astroboy on Nov-17-2009 01:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
so cojones doesn't mean balls in spanish?

Balls, nuts, plums, jewels, bollocks, nads.. we can have many words for them so can they.

Posted by Slylee on Nov-17-2009 01:54:

exactly

lol "jewels"

can be a sexual reproductive organ or a rock worn for fashion purposes

Posted by woscar on Nov-17-2009 01:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Slylee
so cojones doesn't mean balls in spanish?

Yes, yukii was just making fun of you before because you spelled it "cajones" which literally means "drawers"

Posted by Slylee on Nov-17-2009 02:05:

oh! hahahaha oops

i was completely confused for a minute and was thinking, "she's full of shit! it DOES mean balls "

Posted by Rose on Nov-17-2009 02:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Lews
pleasantly plump wow. just wow.

Hey I was pretending to be her. Sounds like something she'd say, yes?

Posted by Rose on Nov-17-2009 02:15:

I love cursing in Spanish, that's something I'll never forget. The insults are more, well, insulting in that language

Come mierda! Hijo de la gran puta! Traga leche! Mama huevon! Mariconson de mierda!

Ah yes, growing up with Cubans

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