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  1. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

    @Nerthos #

    16: same as # (again)
    17: chana. kiwiy
    18:Bicha. Means the F word that reffers to gay
    19: xixi: Pee
    20: Furico. A weird way to say A-hole
    21: Suvaco. An ugly way to say armprint
    22: Boquete country club: Boquete = BJ
    23: www.teucu.com. It is like www.youa-hole.com
    24:Cuzin. A little a-hole
    25: La vara. Vara means "rod". so people made it mean dick (again).
    26: FEDE. means "stinks"
    27:FDP. it is the acronym for Son of a dole
    28:picas. Dicks (again again)
    29:Benga. dick again
    30: Vipal. it sounds like vi pau, that means "i saw a dick"

    Thursday, 11-Dec-14 00:54:09 UTC from web
    1. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

      @mushi Over here boquete means a hole made with the intention of going through it with illegal intentions

      Thursday, 11-Dec-14 00:55:48 UTC from web
      1. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

        @nerthos oh god xD.

        That reminds me when i overheard some spanish speaking people talking about the time when they asked someone if they could "molestar" someone a little and only then they learned that it means rape here

        Thursday, 11-Dec-14 00:57:35 UTC from web
        1. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

          @mushi Oh yeah "molestar" has always been a funny one. In spanish it means "annoy" but in other languages it means sexual activities without consent. One of those little funny things in life.

          Thursday, 11-Dec-14 01:00:02 UTC from web
          1. Chet Lemon Chet Lemon

            @nerthos Can mean both at once

            Thursday, 11-Dec-14 01:00:53 UTC from web
            1. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

              @mastertdi Yep, but "molestar" is usually used for mild annoyances. Otherwise stronger words are used.

              Thursday, 11-Dec-14 01:01:58 UTC from web
          2. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

            @nerthos my polish professor told us a thing that happened when she moved to brazil. She was renting the house of another woman, one day someone called her and asked id the woman lived there. Since she never learned the difference between R and RR, she confused "morou" (lived) for "morreu" (died), then she said the woman had died there and it coused a lot of problems

            Thursday, 11-Dec-14 01:03:09 UTC from web
            1. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

              @mushi well, "Morou" works as "lived" in the meaning of someone lived someone, not to say that someone was alive

              Thursday, 11-Dec-14 01:07:05 UTC from web
            2. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

              @mushi That sounds hilarious. I always forget that some languages have only one R.

              Thursday, 11-Dec-14 01:13:05 UTC from web
              1. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

                @nerthos officially portuguese has 3, but they get multiplied if you count the accents

                Thursday, 11-Dec-14 01:13:54 UTC from web
        2. RDN's Lucifer RDN's Lucifer

          @mushi Sometimes on TV you see articles here about bands of boqueteros

          Thursday, 11-Dec-14 01:00:43 UTC from web
          1. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

            @nerthos hahah, send a screenshot when that happens, it will be fun.

            Here theword for making holes to illegally breaking into somewhere is "arrombar", which of course also became a sexual thing, now it also means applesing something real hard

            Thursday, 11-Dec-14 01:04:28 UTC from web
            1. monsutaa kaado! monsutaa kaado!

              @mushi *someone, not something

              Thursday, 11-Dec-14 01:04:50 UTC from web