daisyfields

Comments by daisyfields

• daisyfields commented on the list bonebreakers-and-mother-in-law-killers

  Oh, I see. I hadn't thought of that.
  Does it have to come out in DRAE. Because if not, you could use atrapanovios.
  
  Here's a pic:
  
  http://www.flickr.com/photos/marthax/203139404/

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the list bonebreakers-and-mother-in-law-killers

  how about chupacabras?

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word mango

  mujer guapa, hombre guapo
  
  beautiful woman, handsome man

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word chismorrear

  chismosear

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word chismosear

  Contar chismes.

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word pocholo

  ...or popcorn

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word chócala

  hi five!

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word guagua

  in Chile it means baby

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word choripan

  the sausage is made out of chorizo though
  
  yummy!

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word chimuelo

  Someone who is missing one or more teeth
  
  Perhaps from the nahuatl chichitl "saliva" + the spanish muela "molar"
  
  Méx. Dicho de una persona: Que carece de uno o más dientes
  
  Quizá del náhuatl chichitl 'saliva' + el español muela
  
  

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word chilango

  someone from Mexico City
  it can be used as a derogatory term by people that aren't from Mexico City

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word chino

  also means curls or curly, as in tiene el pelo chino (he/she has curly hair)
  
  but it only has this definition in Mexico

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word mijo

  my son
  combination of mi (my) and hijo (son)
  
  used among friends or when talking to someone younger the you
  
  

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word mi niña

  my girl

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word querida

  en el uso popular, no tiene esa definición. se le dice a la person que quieres o amas. frecuentemente se usa como una palabra cariñosa.

  Apr 16, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word chipichipi

  word used in mexico which means "drizzle"
  
  from the nahuatl "chipini"

  Apr 15, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word xocoatl

  cacahuatl is peanut (cacahuate in mexican spanish)

  Apr 15, 2009

• daisyfields commented on the word pololo

  boyfriend in Chile

  Apr 15, 2009

Comments for daisyfields