It's a line from a song in the 1920's ("Crazy Words, Crazy Tune"). It doesn't really mean anything -- just a nonsense phrase that caught on, like "Doh!" recently.
I can only imagine that it is "oh no" said when your nose is stopped up.
It actually means "oh, how fabulous"
"Guero" is pronounced as "weh-roh," with the emphasis on the first syllable.
The expression "Oh fidly dee", does not have a formal meaning, but is normally used to express annoyance or impatience.
La radio means "the radio" in English. It is pronounced LA RA DEE OH
A as in at and dio as in dee oh
HoePoe (name)GoSlowNoShowSnowMoe (name)LowBowFoe (as in enemy)Co. (as in corporation)Doe (female deer)So (so what)Sew (Sewing needle)So. Doe. Blow.
Euodia is pronounced yoo-OH-dee-uh.
"Perdido en los ojos" means "lost in the eyes". It is pronounced "pare-DEE-doe ehn los OH-hos". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.
I wanna be Tom Petty I wanna play a mean guitar I wanna be Tom Petty Yeah, I wanna be a star I wanna move out to LA Live where the ocean is in site I wanna move to California Where I can wear my sunglasses at night High Dee High Dee high Dee High Dee Ha High Dee High Dee high Dee High Dee Ha I wanna move to the ocean Pack up my sh*t and sell my car I wanna move to California Yeah, I wanna be a star High Dee High Dee high Dee High Dee Ha High Dee High Dee high Dee High Dee Ha I wanna be Tom Petty I wanna play a mean guitar I wanna be Tom Petty Yeah, I wanna be a star Oh, I wanna be a star I wanna be a star
Oh the Deuce is an English equivalent of 'Oh diamine'. Another way of saying the same thing in Italian is 'Oh diavolo'. The pronunciation of the phrases is as follows: 'oh dee-AH-mee-nay'* and 'oh dee-AH-voh-loh'.*The sound 'ay' is similar to the sound 'ay' in the English noun 'ray'.
" RAY-dee-oh TELL-uh-skope"