How many different Hispanic magazines were developed before deciding on these choice three?
dropkickpikachu » neu2 years ago
"Chinga Jaime" means "Fuck Jaime" in Spanish.
wehavemagnums » pro2 years ago
Cheers.
dropkickpikachu » neu2 years ago
To be fair, if I were a subtitle writer for a movie, for example, and I had to translate a character saying "¡Chinga te!" or some such, I'd probably either have it say "Screw you!" or "Fuck you!" as those are basically the closest contextual analogs in English. The phrases are used very similarly in either language.
You're right about the verbs, technically speaking, I've just heard far more Spanish speakers yell variations of "chingar" at people in the heat of anger than anything else.
But hey, at this point we're probably splitting hairs, eh? :)
shutup_shutup » neu1 years ago
Chinga te, Jaime! Jode a te!
fancyrat » neu1 years ago
Goddammit give this mas chubbies.
boredom_man » neu2 years ago
I hate to tell you this, but Colonialism is no longer a main thing of dudes.
boredom_man » neu2 years ago
In no way is my disgust for your (however feigned) post-Renaissance English style of imperialism an advocation of my country's current style of imperialism. I'd gladly dip all of my country's imperialist in wax with yours, position their bodies in dances such as Hitler and Stalin in Europa Europa, and put a pair of you at every border checkpoint across the world, in celebration of patois, evolution, neologisms, and most especially language as a dynamic and vital entity which breaths anew with every generation, not to mention every village it enters. Frankly, though, the dialogue in Achewood does a better job of teaching evolutionary language. Which makes me wonder: why are you here?
cryztal » neu1 years ago
Oh god why can I only chubby this once?
shutup_shutup » neu1 years ago
Excellent comment. I've only been reading the comments recently but I had a strong desire to question why soticoto, who regularly berates the very idea of American English, would be spending so much time around a comic written in an aggressively American dialect. If only he'd had an answer.
ih8jonmayr » neu6 months ago
You've earned the right to tell him to fuck along now.
semiquaver » neu2 years ago
Uhm. This is pretty awful stuff in the main. I thought I liked you but I didn't know you were a damn elitist.
vweep » neu1 years ago
Well, that's three things going for you.
aelindil » neu9 months ago
Hint: only pick the ones that cheese off your mum and dad.
That'll show THEM!
mangtastic » neu4 months ago
Ah, yes. The sport of uncultured douches.
alejandroadam » neu2 years ago
your totally right. 'spanish' isn't even a language, it's Castilian, or one of the other 5 different languages that come from spain. and as a child of Latin American parentage. I can tell you. there is no real unifing theory of language or word useage in the "spanish" that is spoken accross the americas.
boredom_man » neu2 years ago
Though should there ever be such a unifying word usage, it's gonna be "chingada."
venividieffluxi » neu9 months ago
31 wankers buggered 'emselves.
joeyramoney » neu2 years ago
i think "fucking" would be "chingada".
goosey » pro2 years ago
That comment, combined with that avatar.
Is SO wrong.
Is SO funny.
zefiel » neu2 years ago
Your thinking is wrong. But yeah, I can totally picture Philippe going around thinking 'Chingada' is a cute little species of mexican rodent.
boredom_man » neu2 years ago
For a kinder, gentler manifest destiny vote Phillipe for President.
I like to marry things I find
I'm glad that I found you!
kledermans » neu2 years ago
I assume this is just based on the very popular Mexican epithet "¡Chinga tu madre!"
Since we're discussing the meaning and usage of words, does anyone know if "chingar" is actually used outside of Mexico? It's not really part of my working Spanish vocabulary, because most of my Spanish I learned in Spain.
n00b » neu2 years ago
Mine either. My Spanish is Venezuelan and Joder is used more often for both fucking and screwing. Chingar is far less prolific.
nickb285 » neu1 years ago
Most of my admittedly limited Spanish was learned with an emphasis on Mexican Spanish, since given the demographics of my area that's the variant most likely to be used. "Chingar" seems to be used to pretty much the complete exclusion of "joder," although the Mexican population has a large number of other cuss words, some of which are rather impressive in their complexity. When I have spent time in Spain, however, I have never once heard "chingar" or any variant thereof. It seems to be fairly equivalent to calling someone a "spanner" or a "tosser" versus calling them a douchebag; people who speak the language anywhere know what it means but one is far less common.
cailetshadow » neu1 years ago
I know his is a reallly old thread, but it confuses me. I live in Arizona and spend a lot of time around Mexicans, and this phrase is completely authentic. I hear chinga this, chinga that all day long. It does mean "fuckin'", conceptually if not literally. Do Mexicans not say this south of the border?
unquotable » neu2 years ago
Oh my god that's what "chinga" means... I am a foolish man.
heatbag » pro2 years ago
I like that clicking on the strip for the latest anti-Jaime poetry and photography results in a google search for blibbity-bloo.
1000hz » neu2 years ago
KILL
THIS
MAN!
Oh man, the thought of that on a magazine cover is too hilarious.
rogergs » neu2 years ago
Hispanic scientists have boring hobbies and interests just like scientists everywhere.
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You're right about the verbs, technically speaking, I've just heard far more Spanish speakers yell variations of "chingar" at people in the heat of anger than anything else.
But hey, at this point we're probably splitting hairs, eh? :)
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That'll show THEM!
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Is SO wrong.
Is SO funny.
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I like to marry things I find
I'm glad that I found you!
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Since we're discussing the meaning and usage of words, does anyone know if "chingar" is actually used outside of Mexico? It's not really part of my working Spanish vocabulary, because most of my Spanish I learned in Spain.
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THIS
MAN!
Oh man, the thought of that on a magazine cover is too hilarious.
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Is it wrong to give a strip a five or just one part of it? Like, I didn't read the rest before I gave it the five. Isn't that bad?
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Pat: Heretic. Asshole! MORON!
Philippe: My son Franky.
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you'll be happy to know that carlos mencia no longer has anything resembling a career.
also: H1N1 is on the way and we. all. fucking. die.
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