the luck of the ugly ones to wapas is worth mother to us In continental Spain we use a similar phrase: "La suerte de la fea, la guapa la desea" Literally this means that beautiful girls are jealous of the ugly girls' good luck. In other words, physical beauty is not everything in life. Hope this helps!
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It is a slang for, "We don't give a darn." It can also mean, "We don't care." If this phrase is said in Mexico then the first meaning fits. Usually, any phrase with the word "Madre" is offensive (note that I wrote USUALLY not every time).
The cast of Suerte a mi madre - 2003 includes: Elizabeth Calzado Rosy Puyuo
A toda madre is a common Mexican phrase that means something like "wonderful".
"Mother's name" is an English equivalent of the Spanish phrase nombre de la madre. The prepositional phrase translates literally as "name of the mother" in English. The pronunciation will be "NOM-brey they la MA-drey" in Spanish.
"Chicha tu madre" is a derogatory phrase in Spanish that is used as an insult or curse. It is not polite and should be avoided in conversations.
That's not an English word. Or Spanish, for that matter. It is currently a nonsense word being used to describe a mystical and magical soccer-result-predicting character on a Spanish-language newscast.
The Spanish phrase for 'I am going to the supermarket with my mother' is 'Voy al supermercado con mi madre'.
"Chinga tu madre" is a Spanish profanity that translates to "f**k your mother" in English. It is a highly offensive and vulgar insult in Spanish-speaking cultures. The phrase is used to express extreme anger or disdain towards someone.
"Madre" is "mother" in Spanish.
Mia madre is a Spanish equivalent of the French phrase ma mère. The feminine singular phrase translates as "my mother" in English. The respective pronunciations will be "MEE-a MA-drey" in Spanish and "ma mehr" in French.
a literal translation would be "comiendo la cena con mi madre/mamá" but the most common one is "cenando con mi mamá/madre"