"Tan gordo" is Spanish for "so fat." The phrase can be used to describe someone who is overweight, often in a casual or colloquial context. However, it's important to note that using such terms can be considered offensive or insensitive, depending on the situation and the way they are expressed. Context is key in understanding the tone and intent behind the phrase.
El Gordo literally mean 'the fat one'.
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The beatnik spider, Bug Rogers, resided in the household of Gordo Lopez in the comic strip, Gordo, produced by Gus Arriola.
The cast of El gordo de navidad - 1929 includes: Isabel Alemany Javier de Rivera Celia Escudero Alonso Pastor Carmen Viance
Chinkee Tan's birth name is Ferdinand Tan.
El Gordo literally mean 'the fat one'.
As written, "this fat one". If you mean to say "you are fat", it would be "Estás gordo".
"Tu eres gordo" means "you are fat" in Spanish.
"Tu es gordo" is not correct Spanish. "Tu eres gordo" means "You are fat" in Spanish.
"Gordo año" would be "fat year". Edit: "ano" means "a**" or "anus", "año" means year. If it is supposed to be "año", "gordo" could mean something like "bad" or "lousy"
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Gordo (a) means fat , corpulent, stout, thick bigor Mister Bowser etc.
"Porque soy gordo" in English translates to "Because I am overweight."
"Gordo" means "Fat".
"El cuñado gordo" means "the fat brother-in-law" in English.
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Literally: 'Me encanta el martes gordo' But if you mean, by 'fat Tuesday', the festival 'Mardi Gras', substitute 'martes de carnaval' for 'martes gordo'