Re: A Lesson in Cubonics - Cuban Spanish Slang
From: | Danny Wier <dawier@...> |
Date: | Friday, June 30, 2000, 2:27 |
>From: Danny Wier <dawier@...>
>> > 12. Let's throw a foot. / Vamos a echar un pie.
>> > (Let's get going-Let's dance).
>
>Nadsat II: "vertical sex", "scare the Baptists", "throw the girl"
Made up a better one:
"Let's buy lawn dough." (from Spanish _bailando_ "dancing")
>> > 43. You're in the moon of Valencia / Estás en la
>>luna de Valencia.
>> > (You're spaced out)
>> >Thats my Spanish teacher's favorite!!!
>
>"How's Bermuda?"
Or, "you've been sleeping in Elton John's piano". (also means one is
spoiled, has it too easy, or lives in a dream world)
>> > 44. He's looking for the 5th leg of the cat / Le
>>anda buscando la
>> > quinta pata al gato
>> > (Getting too picky)
>
>"You want catsup with that cookie?"
"He's painting the milk white" also.
A few more:
"Bare nekkid lady in the road!" (means "look out")
"Don't play the shell game with God." (means "it's hopeless")
"He rode in on a pink camel wearing a pyramid." (means one is pompous or
draws too much attention to self)
"Ask the Candace." (Don't trouble me. A Techian expression; the Candace is
usually the queen mother, or even the queen herself.)
"Thiry stone and no knees." (The bigger they are, the harder they fall.)
Danny ¶¦¬þ
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