Más vale lo viejo conocido que lo nuevo por conocer. ---- This is the shortened form of the full idiom, 'better the devil you know than the devil you don't', and means that it is often better to deal with someone or something you are familiar with and know, even if they are not ideal, than take a risk with an unknown person or thing.
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No bueno/a, or...malo/a.
"Not good, not bad" in Spanish is "no bueno, no malo". It is pronounced "no BWAY-no, no MAH-low". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation. yo lo digo differente no es malo pero no es tan bueno. I say it no es malo pero no es tan bueno.. its the same thing but i add other words to it
bad in English malo Spanish love max:-)
Translation: Bad boy.
There is no stock answer for this question. It asks, "Are you a good student or bad?" The answer you give, of course, will depend on whether or not you care to disclose the truth about yourself, and if so, how much.
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No bueno/a, or...malo/a.
The opposite of "malo" in Spanish is "bueno," which translates to "good" in English.
Translation: enclenque OR enfermizo
bueno malo mentiroso bochinchero poderoso
"Toma lo bueno" means "take the good" as in take the good with the bad, as in "Toma lo bueno con lo malo"
"Not good, not bad" in Spanish is "no bueno, no malo". It is pronounced "no BWAY-no, no MAH-low". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation. yo lo digo differente no es malo pero no es tan bueno. I say it no es malo pero no es tan bueno.. its the same thing but i add other words to it
Translation: This is horrible, but it's good that we are able to sleep.
"El malo" translates to "the bad one" or "the evil one" in English.
Eres la persona más dulce que jamás he conocido
"Malo soa" is a phrase in Malagasy, which is the language spoken in Madagascar. In English, "Malo soa" means "Welcome" or "Hello".
'no es malo es....' = it's not bad it's.... good = bueno asi asi/tal cual/medianamente = so-so, middling