How to Say ‘And he/she says that my bug is badass’ in Mexican Spanish
Y dice que mi bicho está cabrón
💬 Usage Tip: 'Bicho' can be colloquially misunderstood, typically refers to 'bug'. However, slang contexts differ.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: The usage of 'cabrón' as an intensifier can imply non-literal meanings, often humorous or boastful.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Y
[ee]
And
Conjunction used to join phrases or words.
Y luego se fue al cine.
And then he went to the cinema.
dice
[dee-seh]
says
Expresses verbally.
El siempre dice la verdad.
He always tells the truth.
que
[keh]
that
Used to introduce a declarative clause.
Dijo que vendría mañana.
He said that he would come tomorrow.
mi
[mee]
my
Belonging to me.
Mi casa es grande.
My house is big.
bicho
[bee-choh]
bug
Can refer to an insect or metaphorically car or friend.
Vi un bicho ahí.
I saw a bug there.
está
[eh-stah]
is
To be in a particular state.
Ella está feliz.
She is happy.
cabrón
[kah-brohn]
awesome
Colloquial term for something impressive or cool.
Este coche está cabrón.
This car is awesome.
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