What does El Torito mean?
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Yes I'm mexican and I say YES it mean "little bull".\nNecesitas leer mas mi amigo.
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Lots of meanings, be aware!\nBola = Ball in Spanish (with same acceptions you can think of in English). But also can be "a lie", in Mexico "a big group of things" (e.g. "una bola de amigos", a big group of friends), and others\nBolo = Bowling Ball in Spanish (only in Spain, Boliche in most of Latin America countries). In Mexico used for the money the grandfather offers to the baby in the baptism ...and also "cake" but in Portuguese
420604
ha ha...it means long live the raze...meaning long live our raze...if for example i say viva la raza....i mean...long live the latino raze.....a plan translation would be (live the raze
316313
It means "Long live the race" in Spanish
166690
if it's in spanish,  it means "blocks".
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All the above answers seem to have been done by a machine translation. Taking into account the idiom, I'd say it's something like "Asi es la mala suerte para nosotros, los falsos disenadores."
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it means "when" in spanish
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It's a Hispanic name.  Could be from Spain, or anywhere in Latin America from Mexico to Chile.
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It means the same as in spanish\nGinetes is the plural of jockey tough...\n\nso Ginetes is Jockeys, the horse riding type, but it is mostly associated with the countryside horse riders.
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In Spanish,it probably refers to a person so the translation would be... "another crazy person"
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• it means 'I'm all dat' or 'I'm da best' (in diz case) -in a ghetto mexican kinda way. It can also be used in oder different ways like: \n\n>>Chingar 1) to bother 2) to go f-ck someone \n>>Chingo 1) a lot 2) steal (if da letter o is accentuated)\n>>Chinga 1) to hit someone 2) to go f-ck someone 3) to bother\n>>Chingon/chingona 1) bothersome 2) the best
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"Atención, cuidado con nuestros 2 gatos. Por favor, cuidado al abrir y cerrar las puertas".\n\nCats are inside: Los gatos estan dentro.\n\nYou're welcomed.
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It literally means, "saints."  It is often used in New Mexico in reference to statues of saints.  A santero is the artist who makes these statues.
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It's Spanish (from Mexico to be exact)...he uses alot of Mexican slang. The song is called Chilanga Banda and it's by Cafe Tacuba.
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El molina mean " the mill'
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It's "HO UNA COTTA PER TE!"\nI'm sure... 100%! It's an expression...\n"Vi ho uno schiacciamento"?!? Ahahah\nIt's a translation word for word... It doesn't mean anything and there's also a grammar mistake...\n(sorry Katie13... cotto is cooked, but also in love)
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"Hasta la vista" means, colloquially, "See you later!".  The literal translation is "until the seeing", which of course makes no sense in English.