what does maloserá mean?
I've been told it means "It'll be alright" (as in someone is upset and you're comforting them) but not sure what context to use it in or if it can be used in many contexts.
3 Answers
malo será = "bad it will be"
malo será = "don't worry, it could be worse..."
Even if you don't catch the vocabulary (I doubt even Gallegos would catch all of the wordplay) this is hilarious & puts the expression in a bunch of different contexts in the second half.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9TSQr5n9Qo&feature=related
¡Disfrutalo!