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" Buta q ery pendejo por la cresta! como los cabros xikos eliminando"

i copied it from chat , i have no idea what it means , as it contains local slangs too so please help me.

gracias

12182 viewsupdated Apr 26, 2012posted by pirate1251Please edit the name of your post and the post itself to follow our grammar guidelines. - missy8888, Apr 26, 2012

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Buta q ery pendejo por la cresta! como los cabros xikos eliminando

I can´t translate it because I don´t know what it says exactly, but I can help with some words.

q=que

pendejo=jerk (it's a bad thing to get called this!)

xikos=chicos

cabro= it can mean anything from goat to kid to sweetheart to (pardon my language) fag. Context would help, although I am assuming it has a more negative meaning since this person used "pendejo" earlier.

What is this comment posted on? Context always helps to decipher these sorts of things.

updated Apr 26, 2012edited by missy8888posted by missy8888i read it in facebook chat, a boy said "hasta siempre" aand the girls said this "Buta q ery pendejo por la cresta! como los cabros xikos eliminando" the relation between them is not good at the moment and they had a fight earlier. :) , tnx for the answer - pirate1251, Apr 26, 20124votes

It's Chilean internet slang. It's not meant to be understood by someone not Chilean.

" Buta q ery pendejo por la cresta! como los cabros xikos eliminando"

Buta: transliteration of a low word for "prostitute". Used here as an exclamation (like "God damn", but very rude).

que ery: "that you are" (not correct Spanish at all)

pendejo: lit. "pubic hair", fig. "jerk"

por la cresta: another phrase used as a rude exclamation (lit: "for the cock's comb").

"como los cabros chicos": (acting) like small children (lit: like kids (small goats))

eliminando: eliminating (something)

You really are a yerk, God damn!, acting like small children, eliminating (something)

updated Apr 26, 2012posted by comunachothanks you helped me a lot to understand it :) - pirate1251, Apr 26, 2012🚀 Remove adsSpanishDictionary.com is the world's most popular Spanish-English dictionary, translation, and learning website.FEATURESTranslationConjugationVocabularyLearn SpanishGrammarWord of the DayABOUTAbout UsPrivacyTermsSite MapHelpContact UsSOCIAL NETWORKSFacebookXXInstagramAPPSAppleiOSAndroidAndroid IXL learning logo