The last couple of weeks we've looked at some pretty interesting language, so let's turn our attention to something a little racier.
Puñeta rusa
Also known as a paja rusa, paja china, or a paja cubana.
Yes, I know, having a few synonyms for today's vocabulary word of choice is great, but so far I still haven't told you what it means. So, without further delay:
A puñta rusa is what we call a titty fuck. So when we examine our sentence:
Quiero que me hagas la puñeta rusa
I want to titty fuck you
Now, to my knowledge, puñeta rusa is a Mexican term. Paja rusa, paja chino, or paja cubana may be a bit more universal. If you want to use any of the other expressions instead of puñeta rusa, just replace puñeta rusa with your expression of choice
Quiero que me hagas la paja rusa
Quiero que me hagas la paja china
Quiero que me hagas la paja cubana
If you want to offer someone a puñeta rusa, you can say:
Quiero hacerte la puñeta rusa
Quiero hacerte la paja rusa
Quiero hacerte la paja china
Quiero hacerte la paja cubana
Obviously that piece of advice is for the ladies. Unless, well, no, let's not go there. At least not in this post.
You might be tempted to think I picked this up from a cab driver or in a seedy bar from a bunch of tough looking guys with tatoos, but believe it or not, I learned this from a group of very nice young ladies in a respectable bar during one of my trips to México. And sooner or later some the other words they taught me will show up on this blog as well.
Don't ask me what this has to with a russian (rusa) , cuban (cubana), or a chinese woman (china), but that's the way it works.
I will leave you with one other vocabulary word very closely related to this subject -- tetas, or tits. Clearly having tetas grandes is an advantage for this type activity. But more on the subject of tetas in another post.
Well, that's it for today. Actually, it's probably more like that's enough for today, jaja.
¡Espero que te sirva!
Monday, March 22, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
¡Vete a la chingada!
You're going to see the phrase "a la chingada" a lot as we talk about more mala palabras de México.
Remember, everything you'll learn on this blog is going to be rude and not for polite company. And "vete a la chingada" is no exception. In fact, this is pretty damn strong. And that's an understatement.
It basically means "go to hell" but with the intensity of "go fuck yourself".
This phrase really doesn't require much explanation on how to use it. Anytime you feel the need to tell someone off, this is a good choice. And if it's directed at you, you've made someone pretty angry.
Many people speculate over exactly where "la chingada" is. Well it turns it was quite easy to solve that mystery with Google at my side. When someone tells you to go the "la chingada", you can consider booking your next vacation at La Chingada.
Ok, that link actual leads to page that makes fun of the phrase "a la chingada". But I'm sure you'll figure that out as soon as you read the page.
I encourage you ¡Vete a la chingada! for a few laughs and learn a little bit more about chingar and la chingada, and ten cuidado (be careful) with this phrase.
¡Cuidense bien!
Remember, everything you'll learn on this blog is going to be rude and not for polite company. And "vete a la chingada" is no exception. In fact, this is pretty damn strong. And that's an understatement.
It basically means "go to hell" but with the intensity of "go fuck yourself".
This phrase really doesn't require much explanation on how to use it. Anytime you feel the need to tell someone off, this is a good choice. And if it's directed at you, you've made someone pretty angry.
Many people speculate over exactly where "la chingada" is. Well it turns it was quite easy to solve that mystery with Google at my side. When someone tells you to go the "la chingada", you can consider booking your next vacation at La Chingada.
Ok, that link actual leads to page that makes fun of the phrase "a la chingada". But I'm sure you'll figure that out as soon as you read the page.
I encourage you ¡Vete a la chingada! for a few laughs and learn a little bit more about chingar and la chingada, and ten cuidado (be careful) with this phrase.
¡Cuidense bien!
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