It is Spanish, and translated it means simply: I am a loser.
soyee uhn per-duh-dor
Soy un oso translates from Spanish to mean - I am a bear.
It depends on what you mean by "bum" If you mean "bum" in the sense of "bottom" or someone's rear, the proper term is "trasero". However, like English, there are more vulgar words to refer to that area. If you mean "bum" as referring to a jobless individual or vagabond, the Spanish is "vagabondo". If he is just lazy, it may be more appropriate to use the term "holgazán".
yo soy un alumno serio means: I am a serious student.
Translation: I am Pedro Moreno. One Hail Mary and an Our Father for days brother.
un fantôme is a ghost in English.
Perdedor = Loser, Soy un perdedor = I'm a loser
Its spanish, and it means "i'm a loser".
Loser is the song
You say "Eres malo/a" if you are talking to a friend or "Usted es malo/a" if you are talking to a person that you are not well acquainted to. If the person you are talking to is a guy, you use "Malo". If the person you are talking to is a girl, you use "mala"
"Soy" is I am, "un" is one or a, "muy" is very, and "lejano" is distant. It could mean I am very distant.
"No soy un gringo" translates to "I am not a gringo" in English. "Gringo" is a term often used in Latin America to refer to someone who is not from that region, typically a North American or English-speaking foreigner.
Soy un oso translates from Spanish to mean - I am a bear.
Quite Active and a little serious.
It means, "I'm a child." It's being said by a male speaker.
'Soy un dulce princess" means: I am a sweet princess.
"Por que soy un tonto" translates to "Because I am foolish/stupid" in English.
Soy un adolescente.