Anyone speak Spanish?

Normal Guy

If so maybe you could translate something for me? I can't use Google translate since I've no way of knowing the spelling of these phrases.

Basically, I work with a bunch of Spanish speakers and they all seem to have a nickname for me. They will always call me "Merry Cone" whatever that means. Sometimes it is "Peachy Merry Cone". I figure this refers to some type of ice cream they have in Spain. One day I told them I prefer the orange flavour which they found hilarious. Occasionally they will also call me "Merry Connette".

Anyway I'm glad I make people laugh and be happy but I'm really curious as to what these phrases mean.

Grayson

Si Senor. Je parle deutch.

Chancer3001

Bad troll is a bad troll

tony 2 tone

smash

Your spelling is wrong. They're basically calling you a dickhead

tomwaterford

A quick google=
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080424155920AAPB7OS

antodeco

Really? First link on Google shows the exact post:

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20130501123028AAmwMA2

At least try have some originality

Vinculus

Muchas grassyarse

DEFTLEFTHAND

It's a homophobic slur op.

Normal Guy

I thought these guys were my friends...those spics will pay.

failinis

0/10 attempt.

Arsemageddon

Please see the video below for the correct pronunciation and intonation...

DEFTLEFTHAND

I was known as pajero during in my time in Mexico.

Birneybau

Arseh0le. Sometimes Peachy Arseh0le.

Chancer3001

Copy and paste trolls are the worst

Chancer3001

Chancer3001 wrote: »

Copy and paste trolls are the worst

Edit - copy and paste trolls who create a new account just to paste the troll are the worst

Arsemageddon

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

I was known as pajero during in my time in Mexico.

When I was in Brazil the locals used to call me after a car too - pinto, that made me sad.

antodeco

Arsemageddon wrote: »

When I was in Brazil the locals used to call me after a car too - pinto, that made me sad.

Same here. They used to call me Volvo X70

Chapiri

Im spanish and can tell you than this word are no commun use in Spain

They are very popular in the "movies" and popular in latin america.

The flying mouse

Si

Hammer89

The OP's obviously having a laugh but I've genuinely been in this situation before.

Years ago we had two Italian students, but at times it felt like we had the half of Florence in our house because they used to congregate here in their masses some nights, when they weren't in McDonalds or destroying Irish people's experiences on the 46a with their voices.

My friends and I got quite friendly with them, but one night in my driveway two of them gave me a nickname. For the life of me I can't remember it, but I do remember your man's explanation: 'We call you this because, ay, you are strong-a-like bull.' I thought, 'I'll have that. They're saying I'm strong for some reason, so that's fine'. I'm 13 or 14 at the time so I take things at face value.

So that's grand anyway, but then a few days later your man who christened me with this name calls me by it in front of another lad who wasn't there for the christening, and he starts laughing. At this point I grow suspicious, so I ask one of our students, a girl, what this word means and she goes, 'it's like, eh, a deek?' Your man was basically calling me a d*ckhead behind my back for a few days.

F*cking Italians.

bear1

Im going to guess he called you a testa di cazzo.

gramar

They're calling you a ****** OP. They may or may not be right.

Hammer89

bear1 wrote: »

Im going to guess he called you a testa di cazzo.

It began with a C but it was one word.

Poochie05

Cornuto?
Means 'the horned one', and is used to refer to someone who's wife is cheating on him...

Winterlong

Bastards got the OP banned too. First the annihilation of the Incas, then this.

Hammer89

Poochie05 wrote: »

Cornuto?
Means 'the horned one', and is used to refer to someone who's wife is cheating on him...

No I'd have probably associated that with Cornetto and would have remembered. This is a complete guess but it was something like 'chocho' or something, which sounds more Hispanic to me but I dunno. The bottom line is f*ck Italians.

gramar

Hammer89 wrote: »

No I'd have probably associated that with Cornetto and would have remembered. This is a complete guess but it was something like 'chocho' or something, which sounds more Hispanic to me but I dunno. The bottom line is f*ck Italians.

Chocho means fanny in Spanish if that's any help.

Hammer89

It might help if I'm in Spain one day and want directions

Poochie05

Someone above said Testa di cazzo, which means dickhead, but it may just have been Cazzo on its own, is pronounced 'katso' and means dick in Italian

gramar

Hammer89 wrote: »

It might help if I'm in Spain one day and want directions

Do you not know where to find fanny?

CalRobert

Perhaps it's Pinche Cabron? I heard the phrase every so often when I lived in southern California.

Grandeeod

Vinculus wrote: »

Muchas grassyarse

I'll translate that into Scottish for you....

It wasn't the grass that tickled my arse, it was your finger.

I speak Spanish too.

AvBBrother

Not here.

dd972