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Literally, "a cheeky rascal" translates as "une racaille (feminine noun) insolente". The English word rascal has the same origin as the French "racaille", but that French word is most often associated with loitering uneducated youths, the kind you would call "chavs" in modern-days English.
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How do you say cheeky in Portuguese?
"Cheeky" in Portuguese can be translated as "atrevido" or "malicioso".
How do you say rascal in Samoan?
The word for "rascal" in Samoan is "poto."
How do you say rascal in Chinese?
The word "rascal" in Chinese can be translated as "顽童 (wán tóng)."
How do you say bye bye rascal in Portuguese?
In Portuguese, "bye bye, rascal" can be translated as "tchau tchau, traquinas".
Is cheeky a verb?
No, "cheeky" is an adjective used to describe someone who is impudent or disrespectful in a playful or humorous way.
