Mamao
"MAMAO" abbreviated from mamado (mama'o) is a term mostly used by Puerto Ricans as "Sucker". Although literally it is in past tense as in someone who was sucked, it is not used as such given that its "o" "do" ending makes it audibly similar to the ending of most other descriptive words in Spanish (equivalently so to the many descriptive English words ending with "er").
"MAMON" is the equally popular synonymous that literally translates to "sucker".
"MAMA BICHO" is a stronger variation. It means "cock sucker" in Puerto Rican slang. This is so because "bicho" is used, and only used, as "cock" in PR (it's equally strong and thus mostly reserved for vulgar and informally explicit sexual dialogue). In the rest of Latin America and Spain "bicho" just means "bug" or "creature".
(It must be noted that, understandably, in Puerto Rican culture these terms are never used to insult women and are most times, if not always, solely employed to insult men)
"MAMON" is the equally popular synonymous that literally translates to "sucker".
"MAMA BICHO" is a stronger variation. It means "cock sucker" in Puerto Rican slang. This is so because "bicho" is used, and only used, as "cock" in PR (it's equally strong and thus mostly reserved for vulgar and informally explicit sexual dialogue). In the rest of Latin America and Spain "bicho" just means "bug" or "creature".
(It must be noted that, understandably, in Puerto Rican culture these terms are never used to insult women and are most times, if not always, solely employed to insult men)
Jodido mamao, uno le pregunta algo simple y te monta una perreta.
Fucking sucker, one asks him something simple and mounts a tantrum on you.
Que mama bicho, ahora se esconde detras de la mujer.
What a cock sucker, now he hides behind his wife.
Fucking sucker, one asks him something simple and mounts a tantrum on you.
Que mama bicho, ahora se esconde detras de la mujer.
What a cock sucker, now he hides behind his wife.
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