"No que feo" is a Spanish phrase that translates to "not that ugly" in English. It is often used in a humorous or sarcastic context to downplay someone's appearance or to indicate that something is not as bad as it may seem. The phrase can also convey a sense of reluctant acceptance or mild surprise.
"whats up, f*ckin ugly"
It is ungrammatical and spelled wrong. It means: "how ugly the at once"
Que feo
"Giete laboka feo que pasa" does not have a clear meaning in any known language or translation tool. It may be a phrase that doesn't exist or is a mix of different words.
tu = you .. eres = are .. feo = ugly .. feo is male, fea is female YOU ARE UGLY
I said you're not ugly
Translation of ¿Porque estas feo?: Why are you ugly?
Ugly
Its ugly
you are ugly
Que feo means How Ugly!, How terrible!, etc. Mucho vieja ( the correct way to say it would be muy vieja) means very old.
De= of feo= ugly