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:roftl::roftl: :lmfao: our spanish teacher just told us today that the expression to be a chicken in spanish means to be a whore...:roftl: and i couldn't help not making the connection between the MFC chicken and the spanish one :roft

 

 

ok i know...totally off topic sorry h-anim-cl:

 

I'm sure I would make that connection too :roftl: :roftl:

 

you...me... and about hundreds of other people :roftl:

 

*checks mikasounds.com again*

Fortunately that we don't have to wait alone

At least Mika learns us being patient ...

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:roftl::roftl: :lmfao: our spanish teacher just told us today that the expression to be a chicken in spanish means to be a whore...:roftl: and i couldn't help not making the connection between the MFC chicken and the spanish one

 

 

ok i know...totally off topic sorry :blush-anim-cl:

 

 

 

Where is this teacher from?

In my 37 years as a Spanish person, I have never heard of this :blink:.

Chicken= pollo . This isn't used in any other way

Hen= gallina . This can be used as in being a coward, like in English when one says that someone is a chicken if they don't dare do something.

The only slightly dirty connotation that anything chicken related could be is 'polla', which is literally the female for chicken, and is used as a slang word for ...erm...the male sexual organ.

So I would take whatever this teacher says with a pinch of salt :roftl:.

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It would have been rabbits, but that's just WAY too obvious:roftl:

:roftl::roftl: that's just what a friend of mine said and she substituted rabbits with hamsters :boxed: and i used to like hamsters :roftl:

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Where is this teacher from?

In my 37 years as a Spanish person, I have never heard of this :blink:.

 

Chicken= pollo . This isn't used in any other way

 

Hen= gallina . This can be used as in being a coward, like in English when one says that someone is a chicken if they don't dare do something.

 

The only slightly dirty connotation that anything chicken related could be is 'polla', which is literally the female for chicken, and is used as a slang word for ...erm...the male sexual organ.

 

So I would take whatever this teacher says with a pinch of salt :roftl:.

 

well it was "gallina" (what's the difference between a chicken and a hen anyway?)

and it was the whole difference of ser/estar stuff and she gave us that synonim for "ser una zorra"

and uh...my teacher is from spain :bleh:

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well it was "gallina" (what's the difference between a chicken and a hen anyway?)

and it was the whole difference of ser/estar stuff and she gave us that synonim for "ser una zorra"

and uh...my teacher is from spain :bleh:

 

As far as I know "zorra" doesn't mean fox ?

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As far as I know "zorra" doesn't mean fox ?

yup :roftl: it always makes me think of Zorro's girl :roftl:

Chicken is the species, hen and rooster are the genders:wink2:

oooh :doh:

thanks...

weird...:blink:

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well it was "gallina" (what's the difference between a chicken and a hen anyway?)

and it was the whole difference of ser/estar stuff and she gave us that synonim for "ser una zorra"

and uh...my teacher is from spain :bleh:

 

As far as I know "zorra" doesn't mean fox ?

 

 

Exactly: zorra is the female of zorro, which is a fox.

So yes, 'ser una zorra' is used for 'being a whore' in slang, but it has nothing to do with chickens or hens :naughty::thumb_yello:.

It sounds like a misunderstanding, as she spoke of both at the same time.

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Exactly: zorra is the female of zorro, which is a fox.

 

So yes, 'ser una zorra' is used for 'being a whore' in slang, but it has nothing to do with chickens or hens :naughty::thumb_yello:.

 

It sounds like a misunderstanding, as she spoke of both at the same time.

*scratches head* well :boxed: she did say it clearly but well nevermind :roftl:

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Exactly: zorra is the female of zorro, which is a fox.

 

So yes, 'ser una zorra' is used for 'being a whore' in slang, but it has nothing to do with chickens or hens :naughty::thumb_yello:.

 

It sounds like a misunderstanding, as she spoke of both at the same time.

 

 

 

we use to say galinha to whore here :blink: I'm confuse right now :bleh:

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Where is this teacher from?

In my 37 years as a Spanish person, I have never heard of this :blink:.

Chicken= pollo . This isn't used in any other way

Hen= gallina . This can be used as in being a coward, like in English when one says that someone is a chicken if they don't dare do something.

The only slightly dirty connotation that anything chicken related could be is 'polla', which is literally the female for chicken, and is used as a slang word for ...erm...the male sexual organ.

So I would take whatever this teacher says with a pinch of salt :roftl:.

 

Totally agree :thumb_yello: I'm a native Spanish speaker, in fact I very hardly speak any other language :roftl:, and I've never heard of that before either :blink:

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*scratches head* well :boxed: she did say it clearly but well nevermind

 

You should speak to her about it to clarify; Seriously, gallina is not used for whore, I'm sure that it was just a mixup.

Or she's just pretening to be Spanish :sneaky2: . Does she have a Russian accent? :bleh::roftl:

 

 

we use to say galinha to whore here :blink: I'm confuse right now :bleh:

Well, it IS a different language...:naughty:

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I'm always confused :blink:

 

we use to say galinha to whore here :blink: I'm confuse right now :bleh:

:roftl: you can still say that way :naughty: it's portuguese in the end it's a bit different than spanish :bleh:

 

confusion is the main point of this thread as i came to a conclusion some time ago :roftl:

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