Carapolla
Italian translation: faccia da culo
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| 21:14 Nov 29, 2006 |
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|  Selected response from: Feli Pérez Trigueros Spain Local time: 23:02 | ||||||
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| 5 +1 | faccia DI culo |
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| 4 | faccia da culo/sperma |
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| Carapolla/lefa faccia da culo/sperma Explanation: Vediamo se riesco a trovare anche gominolo:-) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 43 minutos (2006-11-29 21:58:01 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Secondo me "gominolo" fa riferimento alla "gomina", quindi il gel per i capelli, quindi a uno che si mette tanto gel. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 50 minutos (2006-11-29 22:04:56 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- In realtà per quanto mi risulta dalle mie parti si dice "engominado". Qui sotto ti metto un link dove ho trovato tradotto "engominado" come: "col fissatore acconciato". Vedi se ti serve. - www.tangoblivion.it/blog_comment.asp -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 52 minutos (2006-11-29 22:06:54 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Oppure, sempre che sia questo il senso ovviamente, potresti dire: "un tipo con i capelli pieni di gel schifoso..." |
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11 hrs confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1faccia DI culo Explanation: ahora ya no sirve ni para puntos pero igual os digo que si en Italia dices "faccia da culo" no es lo mismo che "faccia di culo". "Da culo" es cara de maricón porque "culo" se le dice a los "maricones", mientras "f. di culo" se puede decirle a uno para insultar tout court. |
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