Bendejo In Spanish
What is the Spanish-German translation of the word Bendejo? Not sure how to spell it, sorry. 3
He could be a ■■■■■■■
Pendejo is etymologically related to the Latin pectiniculus, meaning hair or hair. It can be translated, as in many cases, although it also reflects classification and incompetence.
In Mexico, Central America, and North and South America, a fool is a person (as some may feel their hair flooded), although it is a stronger word in Mexico and Central America than Panama. Where it is, even though it is always t. It's rough, not too annoying, especially with small children. In Peru, this means that one person has an infinitely beneficial position. ■■■■■■■ is a word in South America, but it is harmless to children. It also means a person with a disorganized or disorganized life. In Puerto Rico, it has different meanings depending on the situation. You can be a ■■■■■■■! = You are wrong! (For example, of a thief), what a fool! = How stupid! (For example, when a woman you don't know suddenly annoys you for no reason and turns to you.) In Mexico and some Central American countries, especially El Salvador, this statement Used to do what someone did. Great.
She is stupid If you look it up in a dictionary, you will find it like hair.
It is sometimes used to nominate a person who allows others to take care of him and does not defend himself. (To deceive)
You can say nonsense when you are angry.
Or someone might tell you if you're kidding.
I advise you not to tell anyone because it can be annoying, but sometimes when we are in a group of friends, especially boys, you can tell other people like you.
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The search word is P and its meaning is ss.
I think you mean pendejo and its translation is $ le, but it really means hair. Hahaha
It is called stupid and in Spanish it means o
I think you mean stupid, which is hair. This is an insult.
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IC says.
Bendejo In Spanish
Bendejo In Spanish
I think that means your A ##.
Meaning: thin hahaha
■■■■■■■ = uh ,.
