He/she/you formal is/are ugly and fat. Phrase needs a subject .
This sentence is grammatically incorrect, it might be: "Mi pelo es muy feo" It means: "My hair is very ugly"
I'm very funny & fat. (spoken by a man)
very white
It seems a bit illiterate. 'panocha' = 'ear of grain' or 'bunch of anchovies', and is also feminine, while 'gordo' is masculine'. So possibly 'pancho' (belly) is intended. Then we have: 'Your belly is very fat and....' again, 'wanga' has no meaning. Could it be an attempt at a Spanish version of 'waggles' or 'wobbles'?
"very funny, entertaining"
lol it means your stupid and ugly
This sentence is grammatically incorrect, it might be: "Mi pelo es muy feo" It means: "My hair is very ugly"
My very fat cat.
Que feo means How Ugly!, How terrible!, etc. Mucho vieja ( the correct way to say it would be muy vieja) means very old.
I'm very funny & fat. (spoken by a man)
estas gordo [thats a really mean thing to say] lol
eres muy gordo! LOL
te odio porque eres muy fea or feo ( fea for girl feo for a guy )
It means "very attractive", applied to a female. "Muy guapo" would be "very handsome" applied to a male.
"Muy bueno" means "Very good."
It is very good.
"too short"