Hmmm... it's actually a bit flexible in terms of meaning much like the word "f**k" is in the English language. Basically if someone is telling you "estas de madre" it means you're either being annoying or really intense about something. When someone says that a THING "esta de madre" it usually implies that thing has flaws or is causing a lot of stress.
hota is not a a Spanish word. So it means: "your mother is [hota?]"
Probably chico de la madre. The son of the mother.
Mi casa.
com= como how Pilar's mother is!!
It means, "Where is my father's cheese?" No joke.
"tu madre!" (too mah dray.) How is your mom? is "Como esta tu madre?" (with an accent on the first o in como and the a in esta)
I am over your mother. But it's bad grammar. It should be you soy or estoy.
hota is not a a Spanish word. So it means: "your mother is [hota?]"
Probably chico de la madre. The son of the mother.
well, "esta" is very different from "está". IT must be: "Te levantas, vas a la cocina y está tu madre" ---- you get up, go to the kitchen, and you mother is there.
Mi casa.
Come sta la tua madre?
Or this* well and where are you from? (*If 'esta' has an accent on the 'a': 'is he/she//are you')
Cual esta encima de, which one is on top of. Agelstings? Don't know
mother's love
Esta es mi madre.
esta es mi madre.