"noteda verguensa"
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"noteda verguensa"
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updated DIC 9, 2009
posted by rmreed_99
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"No te da verguenza?" Literally: Doesn't that give you shame? In common English: Aren't you ashamed?
updated DIC 9, 2009
posted by mountaingirl123
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I am not sure about "noteda" but I think "verguensa" is actually "vergüenza" meaning embarrassed. Maybe some more context would help?
updated DIC 9, 2009
posted by LaBurra
all I have. Maybe no te da? - rmreed_99, DIC 9, 2009
maybe " do not give, Im embarrassed?" - rmreed_99, DIC 9, 2009
