"Estoy puteado en el curro" "Life is hard for me in my job"
"Al gobierno le gusta putear a la gente" "The government likes making life difficult for the people"
"Al gobierno le gusta putear a la gente" "The government likes making life difficult for the people"
by fonsucu June 09, 2008
by fonsucu January 30, 2009
In Spanish slang, be astounded, originally due to the effects of LSD. These days, be bewildered by something.
by fonsucu October 05, 2008
In Filipino Spanish, Americanized Filipinos in opposition to true blue Filipinos of Hispanic allegience.
Sionil José es un pinoy redomado
Sionil José is an inveterate Pinoy
En las Filipinas de hoy solo hay pinoyes
In today's Philippines there's only Pinoy ones
Sionil José is an inveterate Pinoy
En las Filipinas de hoy solo hay pinoyes
In today's Philippines there's only Pinoy ones
by fonsucu February 28, 2009
A native of the Philippines, so called in honour of Spanish king Philip II. Filipinos are notorious for being the only Hispanics in Asia. Family-oriented people, they are fond of fiestas, church-going and commercial centers. They speak Malay languages mixed with an awful lot of Spanish words. They like dancing Iberian dances, as the jota, and eat lechón, mechado, arroz caldo, pan de sal and many more Spanish delicacies. Filipinos shock their Spanish brethren from Spain and America for not being able to speak Spanish.Instead, they try to converse with them in broken English, a language that most Hispanics totally ignore. Filipinos have Spanish names and surnames, although many of them seem to ignore that fact. They are fond of Spanish diminutives to call themselves, as Lito, Pilita, Solita, Conchín, Tato, Manín, Cory, Luli, and many more. Although the Philippines enjoyed a wonderful architectural Spanish heritage, everything was destroyed by the Americans, so now they have nothing.
by fonsucu September 13, 2008
by fonsucu June 12, 2008
by fonsucu October 03, 2008