I'm a Mexicana dating a Puerto Rican man so thank u for helping me express myself to him when I really pissed 😂 I love all Latino cultures ❣️ we all family like it or not lol😉
Am dating a beautiful boricua hyna, she's teaching me more of the slang I love the way she talks! anyway she use to think that all Mexicans talk like chilangos till she met me cus she loves the way I talk.we talk way different in el norte de mexico anyways.Thx u very interesting! All b a very dumb man to cheat on my beautiful boriqua!
Same! I’ve been learning for years from boyfriends and reggaetón but I haven’t actually taken Spanish lessons. It’s really nice being able to understand what she’s saying because of my exes’ and their families but I’ve always loved PR and wanted to learn Spanish since I was like 7 😂
“Carajo” is by far the funniest..😂 when you are arguing with somebody and they are not making sense Hispanics are quick to tell you “vete al carajo” which was an old sailors term used to denote the crows nest perched on the ships main mast to lookout for other ships and rocks..basically those who were useless or inept where sent there😆
30-40 years ago, "puñeta" was considered the most vulgar & intense curse word of all! Would raise eyebrows and you wouldnt considered very classy if it came out your mouth...However, it was the very last curse word used and you KNEW this person was PISSED beyond reasoning. Im actually surprised how loosely and commonly its used today even in day to day conversations. How times have changed!
I'm Salvadoran/ Puerto Rican too! 🇸🇻🇵🇷 it's so rare to find someone else with the same mix. I love it because it makes me unique but at the same time I do not really fit in anywhere 🙄 I still wouldn't change a thing tho. I'm proud of both cultures and I use slang from both sides.
Great video, as a Puerto Rican from the island it's really cool to see how our vocabulary is the same no matter where you are haha. Also I'll like to point out that Zangano is not really a cursed word and it's just used as a mild insult, is not really considered as offensive. Nevertheless I loved the video ❤ Love from PR 🇵🇷
Well , of course is the same . As a speaker of a language you carry your language with you wherever you go ..DUH! But this girl is not making clear that those words are used by some segments of the population . We know them , but decent , educated people don't go around saying them all the time.
There are so many curse words that mean several things in Spanish that when someone asks me what it means I gotta prepare myself to read a whole essay.
This video is so helpful in knowing the real meaning of those words. Personally I have already said these words and never thought these words are fire.
You're my New favorite RUclipsr! This is good shit to know! I'm heading to Costa Rica in 3 days. I've been brushing up on my Spanish.... BUT THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY!! PURA VIDA 🤙
There are more Puerto Ricans in the states that in the island. The Puerto Rican’s in the states dance differently than from the Island. The island Reggaeton dancing is more aggressive yet simple. Stateside Puertoricans in NYC for example are better at grinding in my opinion, more complex and artistic 🤩
As a puerto rican girl raised in the usa, it was hard enough speaking spanish. But then being raised by a CHRISTIAN spanish family, it was harder to learn spanish cusses besides what the kids yell out the window on the bus. So yeah, im here...
I like your videos!! My friend is Puerto Rican and when I do something dumb she always start saying “ Mira puñeta” tu eres una pendeja “ and it makes me laugh all the time , I love the accent tho it’s different from the Dominican accent !! 💜
You don't know how to definitely translate Puerto Rican language learn it before you say that certain words are so horrible why don't you brush up on the Puerto Rican language before you try speaking it fluently Ms. Garcia.....
Oh my goshhh my great grandma used to say these allll the time around the house lol this is why I love your videos so much they are so relatable and your personality is amazing!! ❤️
Video idea... talking about slang phrases and words that aren’t really “curse” words but substitutes like “me rayo parta,” “me rantre sea,” “me caso en na,” “diache mano,” “pero que pantalones.” Hahaha I’m already laughing 😂
*”mal rayo te palta”, “marrayo”, “ea rayo”, “ea diantre”, “mecachendié” (proviene de “me cago en diez”), “mecawená” (de “me cago en nada”), “sincotré” (eh, “sin cojone me tienes y tres carajos me impolta”🤣), “saramambiche” (anglicismo de “son-of-a-b*tch”), “mera pichón ‘e cabrón”, “uté a mí me roza la’ pelota”, “uté a mí me hace café la’ bola”-aquí les he repaltío unos cuanto má pa’ que gocen e lo mejol😎🇵🇷
I’m Mexican once dated a Puerto Rican guy in high school. I’m from Cali. He stole my ♥️. When we argued I use to curse at him with my Mexican lingo and he cracked up everytime he always said it was a turn on. 😂😂
5 лет назад+4
Soy mitad 🇵🇷 y 🇨🇴 Naci en 🇺🇸 Pero me crei en 🇵🇦 por casi toda mi vida y coji un acento 🇵🇦
I learned the hard way as a kid that words can mean one thing where I'm from, and something different where my cousins are from 😭😂 pendejo, specifically. If you don't know enough Spanish to stand up for yourself, don't learn enough to start a fight, y'all
I’m glad you mentioned the curse words. I’m a new subbie. I remember my parents saying them but I don’t use the words that much. A lot of non-Latinos ask me what some of the words mean after they get cursed at by Latinos. My mom used to say zangano/a a lot. The milder version according to her was someone who was clueless or naive or was always being taken advantage of. When one of her kids did something stupid than she’d loudly say “que zangano.” Un pendejo actually means a pubic hair, so maybe it’s like someone who’s as low or as disgusting as a pubic hair. I was told that a punieta was a hand job. I guess if a man had to always depend on punietas, he wasn’t getting lucky or maybe was a loser. Also a cabron is a male goat. I don’t know how that became a curse word unless it’s because male goats like to hump a lot. I’ve only seen them in zoos or countrysides so I’m not sure. Thanks for sharing. Tere
I am American first with Africa, Native American and Scottish heritage. In school and in Acapulco, I learned to speak Spanish as a second language, and outside the Spanish classroom, I was taught some curse words, prefer not to use them.
I'm Chicano, another words Mexican American. Mexican Americans and Mexicans from Mexico both use (pendejo, cabron, & puta) with puta, what differs is the way we say it in a sentence... & that is when Boricuas say "hijo de la gran puta" us Mexicans say "hijo de su puta madre"
Carajo is an island near Africa, maybe because the PR is a mix of races including Africans. We got that special slang for the curse plus the ones similar to Spaniards like coño etc.
Carajo- top or observation mast in an old spanish ship. Puñeta-the termination done to a sleeve. Coño-is a word used in Spain and it means vagina. Just so you know as to the origin of the words. Also, puñeta in PR also refers to male masturbation.
What is the most common way to say she DISSED me, as in she dissed me for another guy. Without using (rechazar, criticar or plantar, Unless these are one of the common ways Dominican's or puerto ricans say it.
Ok, Natalia I going to say something that please don't take wrong , eres una jodienda but I love it .Im not Boricua pero vivi en tu hermosa Isla por más de 12 years y me enamore de Puerto Rico ,soy Colombiano de Barranquilla megusta tus videos Cuidate lokita ciao bambina
Oh my God. My welo would call call me a zangana all the time when i was a shit head teenager. I alwaya thought he made it. I cant believe its a real word. You have no idea the great memories of my grandfather you brought back. Love this video.
I have been learning Spanish my whole life (I’m actually a Spanish 🇪🇸 citizen lol) but don’t know many swear words and phrases from Latin American cultures so I really appreciate this video as it was helpful and insightful.
carajo, puneta. boricua se respeta. i remember when that line was popular but i dont hear it much anymore on a side note its funny how in puerto rico, i hear guys greet their friends calling them cabron lol
As a guy from the UK we don't really get to hear a lot of accents other than on TV . I will admit that my one ambition is to have a Puerto Rican woman go off on me and cuss me out . I could die happy after that 🤣
I just got back from Puerto Rico from the holiday weekend. And I heard "Me cago en 2" and "Me cago en diez".... I looked it up and online they said the real way to say it is "me cago en dios. " Yes, Dios. But to Replace Dios with dos or diez is a less offensive way to say it. I haven't heard anyone say Me cago en ná..
Morena Linda "me cago en to'", "me cago en mieldalandia", "me cago en to' que se menea", "me cago en la cr*ca 'e tu mai", you can also change 'cago'➡️'caso' (softer) "me caso en mil millone'", "me caso en miélcoles", etc.. many ways to change it up🤷, have fun😂
Hola Natalia ! You really Made me laugh today( sunday). I'm á very spiritual person, but I must admit I cursed for years when I was a teenager ,and yo into my late thirties.Got very sick one day, that I was close to dying, then I started ' cleaning ' my life and Made efforts yo stop swearing and lying and everything that I felt was vas. The miracle happened and I am alive today :. Our good God gave me a chance. Anyway, I think your video is very reslistic, sadly, thats the way a lot of people talk, specially when web get mad or frustrated. God blessings and good luck un whatever you do! Your puertorriqueño brother Edwin Oliveras.
Who else is pr here ?😩🇵🇷
Ameria Loftis me 😂
yooooo!!!
Ameria Loftis me
ik i look white thts me in my sista where mixed where half black and white and pr
Ameria Loftis meeee u all ready know
Proud boricuaaaa🇵🇷💪🏼
brianna santiago thats me too 🇵🇷
Same 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Infinity Brii same 🇵🇷🤟🏽
Me as well
Go head
I'm a Mexicana dating a Puerto Rican man so thank u for helping me express myself to him when I really pissed 😂 I love all Latino cultures ❣️ we all family like it or not lol😉
sameee😂😂😂
I feel left out 🇪🇸 all the time lol
(although I shouldn’t because my actual Spanish *speaking* skills are rudimentary at best 😔)
@MUNAPILLUAHAH MUNAPILLUAHAH yo tambien wey I'm half mexican/Black/white
Am dating a beautiful boricua hyna, she's teaching me more of the slang I love the way she talks! anyway she use to think that all Mexicans talk like chilangos till she met me cus she loves the way I talk.we talk way different in el norte de mexico anyways.Thx u very interesting! All b a very dumb man to cheat on my beautiful boriqua!
Omg! I’m half mex and half PR and if you guys have kids...watch for the temper because I got my daddy’s temper and he is full PR
anybody here learning Spanish? :P I love the Puerto Rican dialect! It’s my favorite :)
yess im tryna get my pr accent better
Same! I’ve been learning for years from boyfriends and reggaetón but I haven’t actually taken Spanish lessons. It’s really nice being able to understand what she’s saying because of my exes’ and their families but I’ve always loved PR and wanted to learn Spanish since I was like 7 😂
Donde estan los boricuas!!
donde estan las gatas
WEPAAAAA🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
Donde estan Oakland
Yoo
🙋🏽
PROUD TO BE PUERTO RICAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Same
You should you guys rock
@@omricabaza Thankyou
For the next video can you do a "you know you are at a puerto ricans house when..."
Katya Lysenko yeah
That one is a good one
Yessss
I’m Puerto Rican and it’s been hard trying to learn about my culture and native language, this video helped 💕
what are good ways to learn
Ayee Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 who is puerto rican here
me
“Carajo” is by far the funniest..😂 when you are arguing with somebody and they are not making sense Hispanics are quick to tell you “vete al carajo” which was an old sailors term used to denote the crows nest perched on the ships main mast to lookout for other ships and rocks..basically those who were useless or inept where sent there😆
Karlos DeBunk MY MOM SAID THAT LIKE 15 TIMES TODAY 😂😂😂😂😂
We usually say "vete PA'L carajo" instead of "vete al carajo."
Maravi Yoso Exactamente puñeta! 😂
Maravi Yoso
Vete al carajo too
Maravi Yoso this is why precisely the term was invented 🤪
30-40 years ago, "puñeta" was considered the most vulgar & intense curse word of all! Would raise eyebrows and you wouldnt considered very classy if it came out your mouth...However, it was the very last curse word used and you KNEW this person was PISSED beyond reasoning. Im actually surprised how loosely and commonly its used today even in day to day conversations. How times have changed!
I am Puerto Rican/ Salvadoran and my mom uses these phrases ALL the time.
I'm Salvadoran/ Puerto Rican too! 🇸🇻🇵🇷 it's so rare to find someone else with the same mix. I love it because it makes me unique but at the same time I do not really fit in anywhere 🙄 I still wouldn't change a thing tho. I'm proud of both cultures and I use slang from both sides.
omg im also Salvarican! lol it's so rare to find ppl with the same mix 😊
🇸🇻🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
I’m Puerto Rican and Salvadoran too lmao
yooo omg i’m puerto rican/salvadoran too!
Puñetaaaaa 😂😂🇵🇷💪🏽
Official LillyBaller Funny that Filipinos use puñeta a lot too.
💦🍆
Puñeta is my favorite 😂😂
Portuguese people also say it, but we write it Punheta. It also means to jerk off lol
I guess that would be Chingow to Mexicans. I do say that one a lot.
Great video, as a Puerto Rican from the island it's really cool to see how our vocabulary is the same no matter where you are haha. Also I'll like to point out that Zangano is not really a cursed word and it's just used as a mild insult, is not really considered as offensive. Nevertheless I loved the video ❤ Love from PR 🇵🇷
Well , of course is the same . As a speaker of a language you carry your language with you wherever you go ..DUH! But this girl is not making clear that those words are used by some segments of the population . We know them , but decent , educated people don't go around saying them all the time.
Pendejo is worse to be honest
LA PALABRA ES PENDEJO..😂🤣😂
Could you do a video on how puerto ricans speak spanish (pronunciation)
Fluent in Spanish and from Brooklyn😩
There are so many curse words that mean several things in Spanish that when someone asks me what it means I gotta prepare myself to read a whole essay.
This video is so helpful in knowing the real meaning of those words. Personally I have already said these words and never thought these words are fire.
You're my New favorite RUclipsr! This is good shit to know! I'm heading to Costa Rica in 3 days. I've been brushing up on my Spanish.... BUT THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY!! PURA VIDA 🤙
Puerto Rico, en la casa.
Melaza mami😘🇵🇷
I'm Bahamian and Filipino and my Filipino mom always say "Puñeta" when she's mad at me or my siblings lmao.
I'm a Jamaican woman with a Puerto Rican man, ikr common story. Gracias mamita
can you do how to dance like a puerto rican !!!
Jayflvcko u can’t dance like them I am from there and is going to be imposible for u to dance like us so no
Bomba, Salsa Y reggaeton are Our specialties😂
Si mami
There are more Puerto Ricans in the states that in the island.
The Puerto Rican’s in the states dance differently than from the Island.
The island Reggaeton dancing is more aggressive yet simple.
Stateside Puertoricans in NYC for example are better at grinding in my opinion, more complex and artistic 🤩
As a puerto rican girl raised in the usa, it was hard enough speaking spanish. But then being raised by a CHRISTIAN spanish family, it was harder to learn spanish cusses besides what the kids yell out the window on the bus. So yeah, im here...
I came here for Spanish obviously but, your English is awesome! I loved it!!
Yay I've been looking for a video like this! Thank you. More please!
My wife is Puerto Rican, she'll love what I just learned 🤣
I like your videos!! My friend is Puerto Rican and when I do something dumb she always start saying “ Mira puñeta” tu eres una pendeja “ and it makes me laugh all the time , I love the accent tho it’s different from the Dominican accent !! 💜
Is actually mera not mira
Skull Gamer What??? 🤦♂️ Wrong. Mira is correct! For instance, “Mira canto’e Skull Gamer de mierda, tu si ere’ un gran pendejo! 😂 All in fun.
@@tonytube27 in my part of PR "mera" (spoken) is used the most tho 🤔
You don't know how to definitely translate Puerto Rican language learn it before you say that certain words are so horrible why don't you brush up on the Puerto Rican language before you try speaking it fluently Ms. Garcia.....
Thanks for ur video I’ve learned more words for my Puerto Rican Spanish use now.
Glad I brought my notebook. This is vital for my assimilation into the Puerto Rican culture.
bien viajos mi amigo
*Zangano* isn't much of a curse word because Puerto Ricans say it ALL THE TIME and mostly never get offended or in problem
_____ sangon
@@جودي-ل6ذ sanga...
It’s like the equivalent of cunt in Australia
(well at least among men anyway)
Drone!!!
Proud to be 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
But do you speak Spanish
My Mom Is Chilean 🇨🇱. And she says “cono” and “hijo de la gran p*ta” Lol
Oh my goshhh my great grandma used to say these allll the time around the house lol this is why I love your videos so much they are so relatable and your personality is amazing!! ❤️
I would definitely consider zangano as more of a not nice thing to say versus an actual curse word. Like it's very mild.
tafanador iba a decir lo mismo 😂
YESS MAMA GOT SO EXCITED TO SEE YOUR POST NOTIFICATION LOVE YOU BAD BIH🤪💖
Love you toooo! :)
Video idea... talking about slang phrases and words that aren’t really “curse” words but substitutes like “me rayo parta,” “me rantre sea,” “me caso en na,” “diache mano,” “pero que pantalones.” Hahaha I’m already laughing 😂
Carcoñeta- Carajo-coño- puñeta
Se usa cuando quieres decir las tres pero no quieres hablar malo
*”mal rayo te palta”, “marrayo”, “ea rayo”, “ea diantre”, “mecachendié” (proviene de “me cago en diez”), “mecawená” (de “me cago en nada”), “sincotré” (eh, “sin cojone me tienes y tres carajos me impolta”🤣), “saramambiche” (anglicismo de “son-of-a-b*tch”), “mera pichón ‘e cabrón”, “uté a mí me roza la’ pelota”, “uté a mí me hace café la’ bola”-aquí les he repaltío unos cuanto má pa’ que gocen e lo mejol😎🇵🇷
3:23 for me its ''
maldita sea la madre que te dio a luz"
I’m Mexican once dated a Puerto Rican guy in high school. I’m from Cali. He stole my ♥️. When we argued I use to curse at him with my Mexican lingo and he cracked up everytime he always said it was a turn on. 😂😂
Soy mitad 🇵🇷 y 🇨🇴
Naci en 🇺🇸 Pero me crei en 🇵🇦 por casi toda mi vida y coji un acento
🇵🇦
i love this...I had to watch it 3 times and take notes!
I learned the hard way as a kid that words can mean one thing where I'm from, and something different where my cousins are from 😭😂 pendejo, specifically. If you don't know enough Spanish to stand up for yourself, don't learn enough to start a fight, y'all
Ilysm Natalia puertorican ganggg 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 4 lifeeeee
I’m glad you mentioned the curse words. I’m a new subbie. I remember my parents saying them but I don’t use the words that much. A lot of non-Latinos ask me what some of the words mean after they get cursed at by Latinos. My mom used to say zangano/a a lot. The milder version according to her was someone who was clueless or naive or was always being taken advantage of. When one of her kids did something stupid than she’d loudly say “que zangano.” Un pendejo actually means a pubic hair, so maybe it’s like someone who’s as low or as disgusting as a pubic hair. I was told that a punieta was a hand job. I guess if a man had to always depend on punietas, he wasn’t getting lucky or maybe was a loser. Also a cabron is a male goat. I don’t know how that became a curse word unless it’s because male goats like to hump a lot. I’ve only seen them in zoos or countrysides so I’m not sure. Thanks for sharing. Tere
Lol I'm Puerto Rican and it's so funny when my mom say it lol
Hey girl ... LOL new subby. I love your videos catching up on your older videos. Have a good day.
I am American first with Africa, Native American and Scottish heritage. In school and in Acapulco, I learned to speak Spanish as a second language, and outside the Spanish classroom, I was taught some curse words, prefer not to use them.
Carajo? My household’s been saying that since I could remember occupying our oxygen supply
My granddaughter ...her father is Puerto Rican.... mommy is French irish... America from rural Upstate NY.
Ma u have a new fan and I’m only 63 yrs old bori u killed it que Dios te bendiga Robert ct
===SEA LA MADRE DE LO’ TOMATE’!!=== 😂😂😂😂 one of my faves!! Thumbs up if you’ve heard it before!
Great thanks for yourhelp
Omg I love this video más boricuas necesitamos enseñarle a la gente como somos 😁❤️
I'm Chicano, another words Mexican American. Mexican Americans and Mexicans from Mexico both use (pendejo, cabron, & puta)
with puta, what differs is the way we say it in a sentence... & that is when Boricuas say "hijo de la gran puta"
us Mexicans say "hijo de su puta madre"
1st like and comment 🤣 #PuertoRicanGang
Carajo is an island near Africa, maybe because the PR is a mix of races including Africans. We got that special slang for the curse plus the ones similar to Spaniards like coño etc.
When she said “Arranca”, the R is silent. Is this common in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷???
Just Frank it depends on where you are from but yes the erre or ere are more slurred
It's more like a french/german back of the throat rr than the hard R most Spanish speakers use. It's common in the mountains and "en el campo".
@montanerdz Yupp, also “ca-RRo” >> “ca-Jo”, “co-RRe” >> “co-Je”, “RRápido” >> “Jápido”😆😆
Armando A. Rodriguez-Valentin Yeah man, that’s what I’m talking about!!!! Also, the silent “S”
Love your video this first time, lasting to it I love Porto Rico
Omg im puerto rican and i live in NY shook
Proud Boricua 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷 💪💪💪💪💪💯💯💯💯
Omg I felt that when you said malita sea la madre 😭
Carajo- top or observation mast in an old spanish ship.
Puñeta-the termination done to a sleeve.
Coño-is a word used in Spain and it means vagina.
Just so you know as to the origin of the words.
Also, puñeta in PR also refers to male masturbation.
lmaooo mi mami uses all these words as we’re driving 😂😂😭
Puerto Rico en la houseeeee😛💕 ayeeeeee
Boricua 🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
Who else form Arizona died when she said it was 80° there. that like are winter 😂😂
Or new mex
Yeah its usually hot here but its winter so
You are awesome! Great job. Missing my home in Bklyn
You miss a place because you hear filthy language ??? Well , I guess that being from " DA HOOD " , you would. SAD.
This should be on the PROUD BORICUA playlist.
Proud Boricuuaa🌸
I enjoyed this so much you've gotta a great personality graciassssss!
My mom uses the word "zangana" on me solo much to the point that it doesn't hurt and I call her old sooo-
What is the most common way to say she DISSED me, as in she dissed me for another guy. Without using (rechazar, criticar or plantar, Unless these are one of the common ways Dominican's or puerto ricans say it.
I’m half Puerto Rican and I wish I could speak it!!😭
Faana Leleua AY bendito! 😫😫
AY FELLOW HALF BORICUA WHATS YO ITHER HALF MANN?
Same here but as a kid i frequented half these words lol
"Just because I feel like I sound a lot more elegant." 😂
lol she's so cute
Victoria A yes she is
Me cago en na'....that one is very funny!!!!
You are so funny! Love it!
"¡¡¡Zángano!!!", Damn I hadn't heard that word used in over 20 years!
Sangano
Ok, Natalia I going to say something that please don't take wrong , eres una jodienda but I love it .Im not Boricua pero vivi en tu hermosa Isla por más de 12 years y me enamore de Puerto Rico ,soy Colombiano de Barranquilla megusta tus videos Cuidate lokita ciao bambina
Lol I hear all of these curse words around my household😂
Thank you 🥰🥰
Im half Puerto Rican Thanks for the help
Oh my God. My welo would call call me a zangana all the time when i was a shit head teenager. I alwaya thought he made it. I cant believe its a real word. You have no idea the great memories of my grandfather you brought back. Love this video.
ABUELO , girl , ABUELO.
I have been learning Spanish my whole life (I’m actually a Spanish 🇪🇸 citizen lol) but don’t know many swear words and phrases from Latin American cultures so I really appreciate this video as it was helpful and insightful.
@Grace CIBELLI ok chief... and?
carajo, puneta. boricua se respeta. i remember when that line was popular but i dont hear it much anymore
on a side note its funny how in puerto rico, i hear guys greet their friends calling them cabron lol
Carajo is also dominican slang and it means FUCK and DANG
Wow! I am feeling pretty good with my Spanish cursing!😎
As a guy from the UK we don't really get to hear a lot of accents other than on TV . I will admit that my one ambition is to have a Puerto Rican woman go off on me and cuss me out . I could die happy after that 🤣
I just got back from Puerto Rico from the holiday weekend. And I heard "Me cago en 2" and "Me cago en diez".... I looked it up and online they said the real way to say it is "me cago en dios. " Yes, Dios. But to Replace Dios with dos or diez is a less offensive way to say it. I haven't heard anyone say Me cago en ná..
Morena Linda "me cago en to'", "me cago en mieldalandia", "me cago en to' que se menea", "me cago en la cr*ca 'e tu mai", you can also change 'cago'➡️'caso' (softer) "me caso en mil millone'", "me caso en miélcoles", etc.. many ways to change it up🤷, have fun😂
Lol When my dad gets pissed he straight calls you buruwo (burro) aka donkey. "tu es a intellectual buruwo" kills me everytime 😂
Hey , learn to pronounce your Spanish,. That is NOT the PHONETICALLY way to pronounce BURRO . De verdad que eres un burro.
Hola Natalia ! You really Made me laugh today( sunday). I'm á very spiritual person, but I must admit I cursed for years when I was a teenager ,and yo into my late thirties.Got very sick one day, that I was close to dying, then I started ' cleaning ' my life and Made efforts yo stop swearing and lying and everything that I felt was vas. The miracle happened and I am alive today :. Our good God gave me a chance. Anyway, I think your video is very reslistic, sadly, thats the way a lot of people talk, specially when web get mad or frustrated. God blessings and good luck un whatever you do! Your puertorriqueño brother Edwin Oliveras.
Growing up I heard “ay, puñeta” a lot.. when “oh shit” or “fuck” was warranted
Have you done a video on how we talk with our hands, and very animated.
Good and Bad, ya know
🤣🤣🤣 So funny! Wish I could pronounce them right..
Great video!
My grandma slapped the shit out of me when I said tu madre lmaoo
Is it bad that I’m mostly Puerto Rican and I really don’t know Spanish because my mom left my family?
The first bad word I ever used as a kid was carajo probably because I always heard my parents used it.
Now we getting to the good stuff
OUR BELOVED BAD BUNNY!:)❤️❤️❤️
It's 80 degrees and you gotta candle burning lol