You have a cat in your pants?
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"Tengo un gato en mis pantalones" means "I have a cat in my pants" in Spanish. I wouldn't recommend saying it to a spanish person, they will probably think your crazy...
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Tengo un gato en mis pantalones.
I believe its a quote from the film Blue Streak '1999'
mi pantalones es on fuego! means my pants are on fire in spanish
Literally translated, "The cat in your pants." But, it is Spanglish, not Spanish.
Literally, this is "pantalones cortos de baloncesto". There may be an idiomatic expression for this, but I am not familiar with one.
Tengo un gato en mis pantalones.
I believe its a quote from the film Blue Streak '1999'
mi pantalones es on fuego! means my pants are on fire in spanish
"Tengo un gato en mis pantalones" is Spanish for "I have a cat in my pants." It suggests a humorous or absurd situation, as it's unusual for a cat to be in someone's pants. This phrase could be used literally or figuratively to express discomfort or surprise.
Improper sentence structure. Yo nececito el gato en mis pantalones = I need the cat in my pants!
Lo siento, pero no tengo ningún fuego en mis pantalones. ¿En qué más puedo ayudarte?
El gato es en tu pantalones.
El tiene un gato en los pantalones.
I am happy in my pants.
Literally translated, "The cat in your pants." But, it is Spanglish, not Spanish.
el cerdo está en mis pantalones
hay una fiesta en mis pantalones!