Translation - Brazilian Portuguese-Spanish - Mala!! Te amo!! VocÃª Ã© a melhor coisa que ja me...

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Title	Mala!! Te amo!! VocÃª Ã© a melhor coisa que ja me...
Text Submitted by Jessica Pilger	Source language: Brazilian Portuguese Mala!! Te amo!! VocÃª Ã© a melhor coisa que ja me aconteceu nesses oito meses!! Muito obrigada por tudo! Te amo muito mala!! Espero que goste! E olhe mais teu orkut! beijos te amo!

Title	Â¡Â¡ Mala !! Â¡Â¡ Te amo !! Eres la mejor que cosa que me h....
Translation Spanish Translated by acuario	Target language: Spanish Â¡Â¡ Mala !! Â¡Â¡ Te amo !! Eres la mejor que cosa que me ha pasado en estos ocho meses. Â¡Muchas gracias por todo! Â¡Â¡Te quiero mucho mala!! Â¡Espero que te guste! Â¡Y mira mÃ¡s tu orkut! Â¡Besos, te quiero!

Last validated or edited by guilon - 18 June 2007 18:49

Latest messages

	Author	Message
		5 July 2007 01:51
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	Mala is a way you call kindly someone you like (or a dork)! Is not that 'suitcase' or 'bag'. !!!!
		5 July 2007 06:43
	acuario Number of messages: 132	What suitcase or bag?. What are you speaking about? Sorry but I donÂ´t understand this message.
		5 July 2007 13:21
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	Why did you put there mala?Is there this slang in spanish?
		5 July 2007 16:16
	acuario Number of messages: 132	In Spain is not slang but in yes in latinoamerica, then we have a lot of people who live in Spain from this countries.
		5 July 2007 16:38
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	So, whats the meaning in spanish?
		5 July 2007 16:45
	acuario Number of messages: 132	"mala" could be "bad", it is the meaning of the word, but could be that you said in the first message.
		5 July 2007 23:50
	pirulito Number of messages: 1180	mala = guachita
		5 July 2007 23:53
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	The meaning in spanish? The brasilian one is very different from this.
		6 July 2007 00:07
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	mala=chato aqui. Comes from: mala-sem-alÃ§a suitcase without a handle, something hard to carry
		6 July 2007 00:10
	casper tavernello Number of messages: 5057	finally a definition!!! on the beggining of the text
		6 July 2007 00:28
	pirulito Number of messages: 1180	mmm... no sÃ© como le sonarÃ¡ a un espaÃ±ol, pero en Argentina se podrÃa decir "mal arriada" o "mal llevada". "Guachita" apunta a alguien que tiene mal carÃ¡cter o ha tenido cierta maldad en alguna actitud. (No lo registra el diccionario de la Academia)