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well, i believe that you meant "ver*a" with "g" instead of "verda" 'cause this last one doesnt mean anything.

"ver*a" in some latin countries is a vulgar way of saying "pennis".

saying only "ver*a" is an expression of surprise or anger, like saying "sh*t" in english, like when you burn yourself in the stove or miss a train, you shout "SH*T" = "VEEER*AAA!!!

but saying "vete a la ver*a" its a much stronger insult 'cause it's directed to someone else, the exact culturaltranslation is: "go f*** yourself" (in a lighter matter "go to h*ll"),

but you have to understand that this is a cultural expression for specific countries, so if you want to insult someone in spanish, this may not be understood in every country, although never use it if you don't intend to start or be involved in a physical fight :P

hope my answer clarified your question.

PS, i had to encrypt every word 'cause otherwise they didn't let my post it :)

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