Te va cargar la verga

North Mexican slang.

In a literal sense it suggests that you’re going to be carried by the dick.

The pc/kid friendly version is te va cargar el payaso, which means you’re going to be carried by the clown.

Both meanings suggest someone’s going to catch a beating, be taken by the waves in a sense or basically to say: You’re dead.

Bro, I just saw your wife blowing Donald Trump.

Tell him: Te va cargar la verga.

You know I can’t do that, he’s the former president of the USA.

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va ne

A Latvian phrase meaning "y'know" or "or no", short for "vai nē".

Jānis: "Viss tik dārgi, va ne?"

John: "Everything's just so expensive, va ne?"

by manoftheweirdwords August 4, 2024

ma va?

Ma va? Is an Italian sarcastic expression which is the equivalent to "for real?"

when the doorbell rings and someone say "the doorbell has rang" you can say ironically"ma va?"

by Azraeel March 7, 2023

vas

the first 3 letters of the greek name 'vasiliki'

i prefer to be called 'vas'

by daweeeb_ February 8, 2021

oi va voy

Another meaning for “oh my”

“hey did you hear that our project deadline got moved up?”
“oi va voy, i didn’t”

by wordwizard1234 January 2, 2022