What does ritmo mean?
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Oye como va \nMi ritmo!\nBueno pa gozar\nDudar\n\nOy, come see \nmy rhythm\nit's good for enjoying\ndude!
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that was my answer. it's a slang term for a s.l.u.t or a whore. sometimes it means she gives head(oral) to anyone.
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It was a Hitler salute.  Kind of ironic to find this Q.  I just received my grandfathers prisoner ring from his time during his stay as a prisoner of war in a German concentration camp.  I'm sure it actually has a literal meaning in German but I really hate to hit a wiki-website for the answer.
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In "The Godfather" Bonasera was the guy's name (asking a favor at the wedding for the guys that beat his daughter up). In Italian Buona Sera means, "Good Evening". Ciao!
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I'm italian and the answer of "G.monkey" is correct. it means hello, when u pick up the phone, or ready like: "sei pronto? = are u ready?"
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While the first two answers here are essentially correct, they have failed to mention the "Mafioso" angle... "Bada Bing Badda Boom" (Or some variation thereof) is usually seen on popular media (i.e. T.V. shows in America) as a phrase associated with organized crime... Goodfellas, Law and Order, The Sopranos, these are the types of shows where you will most likely hear this phrase. Italian Americans in general have embraced the phrase to mean "A thing accomplished with ease". If that's not worth ten points, I don't know what is.
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From Italian to English it means, 'Lovers.'
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how about ""INFIERNO"" ( it means hell in Spanish).....
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Oh, the Spanish language is so rich in those expressions, and also, there are many local variations (given that Spanish is spoken in very diverse countries). \nI'm from Argentina and here's some common slang from Buenos Aires: \n\n"Joya" = it's ok (joya means jewel)\n"Ni en pedo" = I'll never do that! (this is emphatic, literally means "Not even if I were drunk")\n"Estar dibujado"= when said of someone, it means that it's as if the person did not exist (because of lack of knowledge, participation, etc). Literally means "he/she's a drawing". \n... and speaking of that, it's past midnight here and I should get some sleep, or I'll be "dibujada" in my class tomorrow.
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it is spanish, and means love.\nthe verb is amar, to love\nYo amo- I love\ntu amas- You love\nEl ama- He Loves\nNosotros amamos- We love\nUstedes aman- You love\nEllos aman-They Love\n\nAmor is te sustantive of the verb.
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Its another word for a sailor.
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significa la definicion de actos relacionados con cualquier tipo de crimen ,robo,y todo acto clasificado por el sistema de justicia\ncomo crimen o delitos
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Noun:\n\none who wrongfully or illegally seizes and holds the place of another.\n\nAlso see usurper.
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It's Latin for between us or confidentially.
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The meaning is bad news.\nLatin verb "rumpere" meaning "to break," is the root for both of the words Bankrupt and Corrupt.
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It means to throw somebody out of a bar/pub/nightclub.
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conyo  \n \n Spanish\n\nI. Literally, translates to what has sometimes been termed the most obscene word in the English language "cunt"...\nII. Usually used as a passionate, emphatic expletive (see fuck!, shit!, damn!, etc...) Significantly more vulgar than "mierda" (shit).\n\n>>Conyo, hombre, ella sabe! \n\nTransl.: FUCK man, she knows! \n************\n \nhah! madaming konyo din sa UP. nagpapanggap lang down to earth dahil nasa govt-funded school sila at may kakilala silang making tuhog da pishbols. di porquet galing ateneo ka automatic na konyo na (*ahem*). si mikee jolog yun. si kris a. pure konyo.\n\nkonyo for me at least ay yun talagang totally disconnected sa reality ng pinas. siguro ang pinakamadaling paraan para malaman kung konyo ang kausap kapag ang mga hinihirit nya ay mapapaiisip ka talaga ng 'Konyo!' in the truest sense of the spanish word: http://www.spanishdict.com/AS.cfm?e=co%C3%B1o\n\nyou know like 'shet pare I couldn't play water polo last night. my horse died kasi eh.' (KONYO!)\n\nor 'kaiinis talaga may driver. was making tulog at 4am when i wanted to go home na.' (KONYO!)\n\ntsaka di lang sa manila ang may konyo. sa mga urban centers tulad ng cebu at davao mayron. minsan mas malala pa sa kanilang manila-based ilk.\n\nsabi sa yo pumunta ka ng rockwell sa makati or greenbelt sa gabi para tumaas ang presyon mo. hehe\n\nPosted by markmomukhamo at January 4, 2005 04:32 AM