No, "puta" is not French. It is a Spanish word that is considered offensive as it translates to "prostitute" or "whore" in English.
It translates to "You are my whore/bitch."
"Mi puta" translates to "my whore" in English. It is a derogatory term used to refer to a woman in a disrespectful manner.
"Puta" in Tagalog is a slang term that is considered offensive and derogatory. It is commonly used as a curse word or insult.
"Puta" is a vulgar term in Spanish that is used as an insult to refer to a woman as a prostitute or promiscuous. It is important to be mindful of the language we use and to avoid using derogatory terms towards others.
Puta is a Spanish word, and it means...something dodgy.
No, "puta" is not French. It is a Spanish word that is considered offensive as it translates to "prostitute" or "whore" in English.
An offensive word meaning wh*re, woman of loose morals.
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It's a rude command, and either doesn't make sense, or is broken Spanish :D. The word puta is pretty vague, having a lot of negative meanings, but the most likely translation is w*ore. The whole translation would be, "No more beer, puta"
It is Spanish for "bitch please"
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The word for a hoe that is a garden tool in Spanish is azada.Also azadon or also sacho in some regions. In Cuba it is also known as a guataca.(*The slang word ho is a short form of the word whore, or prostitute. In Spanish this may be puta, or ramera, a trollop.)
Prostitute (similar to its meaning in Spanish).
Puta is a very derogatory word, and can be a very offensive to some cultures, especially with how and when you use it.
It translates to "You are my whore/bitch."
"¡Uta!" is an expression denoting annoyance or disagreement. I think is only used in México. It derives from "Puta", a bad word, meaning a woman who sells sex.