How do you call someone "a dog" in spanish

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How do you call someone "a dog" in spanish

Welcome to SD - Look it up in the dictionary above. Why do you want to know? - ian-hill, Apr 28, 2014

Umm, what exactly are you trying to convey when you call someone a dog: waddup dawg, he's a lucky dog, she's a real dog, he's a lazy dog? - bosquederoble, Apr 28, 2014

lucky dog - destiny33, Apr 28, 2014

http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/133086/how-do-you-say-you-lucky-dog-in-spanish - bosquederoble, Apr 28, 2014

Very carefully! :)) - Noetol, Apr 28, 2014

we will say bho bho.... Pero - Kunal_Mehendirattas, Apr 30, 2014

for calling someone a dog in spanish you have to say "perro" - Bryan-kun, Apr 30, 2014

Answer 1

if your trying to say whats up dog.....que onda perro?

And this is something that's said in Mexico? It seems extremely literal. I would have thought a translation for "what's up dawg" would be something like:

Que onda wey OR Que onda cachoros

Something along those lines, with "Que onda cachoros" being the closest to a literal translation.

How do you call someone "a dog" in spanish

Destiny33 may be referring to "dog" in the sense of no-good man, one who chases women and/or doesn't treat them respectfully, etc.

If that's the case, then mujeriego or Don Juan might be a good choice. And while doing a bit of looking around I also came across ligoncete/ligón that might fit the bill as well.

Answer 2

if your trying to say whats up dog.....que onda perro?

Answer 3

perro