What is trouble maker in spanish?
like the word trouble maker and like the person is and what is that in spanish just wondering?
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Wow, that DesiRichey, alias lkpuede must really be an educated person. Did you see all the swear words he knows. Some of them had over four letters. I wouldn't want to get in a swear fight with him, he would win hands down.
How about lkpuede. Do you think that fits the bill.
In Mexico they also use the word ¨Travieso¨ to describe trouble makers
In Spain, a trouble maker is a "camorrista" or "alborotador". The words come from "camorra" (fight) or "alboroto" (fuss).
...I would say "malcriado" as an adjective that might mean something close to "trouble maker". When I think "malcriado", though, I think "brat", and that might not be very close to "trouble maker"..
All joking aside , Giggles did asked a question. " What is a troublemaker in Spanish?"
Well, a troublemaker can be described by several words, here are just a few:
- Bochinchero(a) (used in El Salvador, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, Dom Rep, Venezuela. Bolivia, and Chile)
- El/la broncudo(a) (Used in Mexico and El Salvador)
- El/la bronquinoso(a) (Used in Colombia)
- el Buscón, la buscona (Used in Mexico, Dom Rep, Puerto Rico, Colombia, Spain)
- El Camorrero (Used throughout Southern cone)
- El/la guaposo(a) (Used in Cuba)
- El maletero (Used in Chile)
Hope this helps Giggles!
Or Maybe......"Qfreed" since he is ALWAYS standing the dunce corner - alongside me
He's special alright!! He must have a lot of time free to be hanging around where he's not wanted. I feel sorry for him. jejeje