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¿Qué significa Scary bad mother?

¿Qué significa Scary bad mother?

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El otro día viendo una seríe americana sobre alíenigenas, subtitulaban un idioma imaginario en inglés y apareció la frase Scary bad mother, que yo pensé que podría ser: Hijo de mala madre, pero no estoy seguro. ¿Alguién sabe cuál podría ser el equivalente mas apropiado en castellano?

Which is the Spanish equivalent to Scary bad mother?

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updated Jul 8, 2013
posted by Oxiurus

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Scary bad mother.

Mi español es más o menos pero yo voy.

Literal: Mala madre de miedo.

La frase también usen por personas o cosas pero en contexto vulgar. Por ejemplos: Un varón de miedo que la gusta pelear. Una montaña rusa del parque de diversión. Y más.

updated Jul 6, 2013
edited by 00551866
posted by 00551866
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La puta madre que te parió..

Only a suggestion, not a direct translation. Also, I would not recommend this phrase in polite conversation.

updated Jul 7, 2013
posted by annierats
I would not recommend scary bad mother in polite conversation either. - 00551866, Jul 7, 2013
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Scary bad mother

there is a word missing after mother - starting with F

we cannot use that word on here.

It is extemely non politically correct and not nice at all.

updated Jul 7, 2013
edited by ian-hill
posted by ian-hill
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Actually, there are two possibilities.

The first, just as Ian says above.

The second, colloquial American English uses ¨scary bad¨ to mean ¨very bad¨

As in ¨so bad, that it is scary that it can exist¨ Used this way, one could be talking about a very bad parent, or a mother exhibiting very bad parenting and discipline. In fact, my own sister the phrase this way. Not at all uncommon, even if hyperbolic.

A few seconds of the scene would make which of the two obvious. Hard to say here.

updated Jul 8, 2013
posted by rogspax