An American expression for "not good". Bueno means good in Spanish but avoid using this expression in front of anyone who actually speaks Spanish as it's not grammatically correct and people will instantly know that you are an American trying to look cultured. Proper Spanish for "not good" would be "No está bien"
Josh: my boss just told me to start looking for a new job.
Mike: no bueno, dude.
Pedro: the lawn mowing service costs 50 dollars an hour, señor .
Josh: No está bien
Pedro: okay for you it will be only 20 dollars.
Mike: no bueno, dude.
Pedro: the lawn mowing service costs 50 dollars an hour, señor .
Josh: No está bien
Pedro: okay for you it will be only 20 dollars.
by amigo piedra May 17, 2016
by bonitalucy February 7, 2010
by Gregitory October 17, 2007
"Oh man, I completely screwed up. I forgot that i was supposed to meet the mean teacher during lunch!" "Yikes! No bueno!"
by ABO1212 October 13, 2015