What is the wierdest Spanish word ??!!!

Question

if you could help me i need to know the wierdest spanish for school thanks

wierdest Spanish - ian-hill, Mar 17, 2011

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"weirdest", by the way. - Gekkosan, Mar 18, 2011

thank you im new - 43gcsd, Mar 19, 2011

Answer 1

Sacapuntas sounds like a cuss word but means pencil sharpener

Good one! - chicasabrosa, Mar 18, 2011

Y'know, I think I'll use that one when I'm angry at work. It sounds much more impressive than the cuss words I usually use and I won't be commiting a sin by using it! - GaryT, Mar 19, 2011

haha I have always thought that too. - Hitormiss1414, Mar 20, 2011

Answer 2

¡Desapendejate! That is the weirdest one.

What's that mean? - Vince_Peña, Mar 17, 2011

De-stupefy yourself, sort of. :-) - Gekkosan, Mar 17, 2011

Oh, like pendejo. Jaja que chistoso. - Vince_Peña, Mar 19, 2011

Answer 3

Raro. It means weird in spanish. lol.

Lol very literal:) - FELIZ77, Mar 17, 2011

Answer 4

I have always liked 'el limpiaparabrisas'

Windscreen/windshield wiper.

Answer 5

I've shared these before under "the most fun to say:" El estacionamiento (parking lot) and zanahorias, (carrots).

Answer 6

sorry, I am a beginner. I do not know.

Answer 7

Guarandinga.

nice! - AngelinaG, Mar 20, 2011

Answer 8

Oh, and I forget where, but guagua is used to say bus in some Caribbean countries.

also used in a colloquial way for BUS in Spain - spansee, Mar 19, 2011

alse used in Chile for baby. - diegocho78, Mar 20, 2011

Answer 9

quitapenas
cabrahigar
espalar

Answer 10

I have always thought "garganta" sounded wierd.

Garganta means "throat".

Answer 11

guido- it means 'little kid' in Guatemalan Spanish patojo- little kid mocho- ram (also in Guatemala)

Answer 12

Let's see,

más misterioso

más extraño

más raro

All the above are the weirdest Spanish words I know.

Answer 13

I have always liked "impermeabilizacion" I smile every time I have to use it ( and probably mispronounce it).

Answer 14

¿. . . izquierda?