a bit classier than "va te faire foutre" (fuck off) and stronger than "va te faire cuire un oeuf" (bugger off/leave me alone)
by poppadoom September 7, 2023
Get the va te faire cuire le culmug. 
It can be used in two ways: good or bad. This phrase is used when you do something really good or something really bad.
"Mamá, choqué el auto"
"¡Te pasaste! ¿Cómo erí tan irresponsable?"
"Saqué puntaje nacional en la PSU"
"¡Te pasaste!¡Erí seco!"
"¡Te pasaste! ¿Cómo erí tan irresponsable?"
"Saqué puntaje nacional en la PSU"
"¡Te pasaste!¡Erí seco!"
by Jorge González July 19, 2018
Get the Te pasastemug. Lit. “Beautiful for you”
Fig. “Good for you”
An Italian way of saying “good for you”, if someone ever says this to you, don’t be like me and take it as an actual compliment.
Preferably respond with a slight smile and a gentle tilt of the head.
Fig. “Good for you”
An Italian way of saying “good for you”, if someone ever says this to you, don’t be like me and take it as an actual compliment.
Preferably respond with a slight smile and a gentle tilt of the head.
by unné June 26, 2024
Get the bella pe temug. 
/bella/pe/te
Lit. “Beautiful for you!”
Fig. “Good for you”
A way of saying “good for you”, mainly used in Rome or around Rome.
If someone says “Bella pe te” to you, don’t be like me and actually take it as a slight compliment.
Lit. “Beautiful for you!”
Fig. “Good for you”
A way of saying “good for you”, mainly used in Rome or around Rome.
If someone says “Bella pe te” to you, don’t be like me and actually take it as a slight compliment.
by unné June 26, 2024
Get the bella pe temug.