what is boritto in spanish

Question

what is borrito in spanish

Can you tell from all the answers, firestar25, that the context means a lot? :-) - chaparrito, FEB 25, 2010

Answer 1

telling "burrito" to someone in Mexico could be a funny way to mean you work a lot... "trabajas como burrito"

Interesting additional info... - renaerules, FEB 26, 2010

Answer 2

Borro = "dumb"

This term "borro" is used to describe someone who is dumb. It sounds to me as if someone was taking an apportunity to insult you to your face while making fun of you. I would probably avoid this person in the future.

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slight correction: "burro" = "donkey" - MeEncantanCarasSonrisas, FEB 25, 2010

correction: "burro" = "donkey" "borro" = "dummy" you can look this up in the dictionary here. - renaerules, FEB 25, 2010

where does it say the poster was called borrito? the poster could just have come across it in a magazine or something - chicasabrosa, FEB 26, 2010

Answer 3

The word burrito literally means "little donkey" in Spanish, coming from burro, which means "donkey".

But the word in question is "borrito". - renaerules, FEB 26, 2010

Answer 4

Borro-Donkey Borrito-Baby donkey

correction: "burro" = "donkey", "burrito"="baby donkey" - MeEncantanCarasSonrisas, FEB 25, 2010

And "borro" = "dumb" , "borrito" = "dummy" - renaerules, FEB 25, 2010

Answer 5

I think you mean "burrito" as in the food. I that case, "burrito" in Spanish is "burrito" because it is originally a Hispanic food. Such as "taco" and "tortilla", both of which are Spanish words.

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I know that you were asking for an English-to-Spanish translation, but, burrito, from Spanish-to-English can refer to the food , a baby donkey (burro=donkey, burrito= little donkey) or stupid/ the not-so-nice phrase: jack-"butt"

"borrito" = "little dummy" "burrito" = the food or "little donkey" - renaerules, FEB 25, 2010

Answer 6

Borro is a real word in Spanish with the meaning of dumb or dolt.

Borrito would mean that someone is a "little dummy". This term has a belittling connotation. With native speakers, it cannot be confused with the general term for donkey because "donkey" is spelled "burro". Therefore the only meaning to "borrito" is "dummy". Look it up in our own dictionary sources and tell me what you think!

Answer 7

maybe "burrito"? it could be a kind of mexican food... google it!