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"Vete a la verge" is a Spanish phrase that translates roughly to "go to the verge" or "go to the edge," but it is often used colloquially as a vulgar expression. It can function similarly to saying "go to hell" or "get lost" in English, conveying frustration or anger toward someone. The phrase might vary slightly in meaning or intensity depending on regional usage.
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What does Vete mean in English?
vete = go
What does Pues vete a la mierda también mean?
Well then, (you) go to the sh!t (hell) too.
Which weapons did they have in the middle ages?
vete a la mierda
What is the job market in Houston?
vete a la chingada
What is common response in statistics?
anda vete a la mierda
Where was ray William Johnson born?
vete a la verda...
What does tengo uno y tu vete la verga pendeja mean?
I have one and you go to the (cuss word), (cuss word)
When was Vete Vete... created?
Vete Vete... was created in 1977.
What are some of the bi-omes that exist in Afghanistan?
Vete a la chingada!
What is Vete a la chingada in English?
From what I know, it means "go f*** yourself!" but it matters where you are and who interprets it. It can also mean "get the hell out out here!" or some such
What does vete pal carajo mean?
Go to hell
What does vete a la Merida mean?
It means go to the poop(sh*t). In spanish it is offending somebody because it like saying "go screw yourself".
