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This woman is very spoiled.

This woman is very spoiled.

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When the young attractive blonde presented her security pass with a perfectly manicured hand, overly adorned in bling, Gina concealed her contempt, but could not stop from thinking "this is obviously a very spoiled woman". She was guilty of the same impulse that she accused of her friend and could now see it was unfair to criticize.

I am looking for the 'street slang' a young Filipino American college student would use in the quoted phrase above. I would like to consider variations, including vulgarity if that is appropriate for this forum.

Also, curios about what a Mexican American girl might say. Both speak Spanish as a second language.

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updated Jan 6, 2016
edited by peterlord
posted by peterlord
Welcome to SpanishDict. We are a family friendly forum. - rac1, Jan 5, 2016
No it is not appropriate for this forum ! - ray76, Jan 6, 2016
Capitalise your heading please, and fill out your profile we need your language levels. In my experience very few people in the Philippines speak Spanish , they speak some English and Tagalog mainly. - ray76, Jan 6, 2016

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Do a translation search on spoiled. Definition #2 covers all the words I have heard used for this type of spoiled.

updated Jan 6, 2016
posted by gringojrf
Agreed, but that doesn't help with the translation into Tagalog (or whatever language the Filipino American speaks). - jtaniel, Jan 5, 2016
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Thanks for the answers so far. To provide clarity... I am creating a minor character in a story. This character was born to Spanish speaking parents in Los Angeles. She has done well in school and is attending UC Irvine. She has developed a quirk of having well constructed private thoughts in English and often adding more emphasis in an emotional southern cal. Spanish vernaculo.

updated Jan 5, 2016
posted by peterlord
Send a PM to Daniela2041. She should be perfect for this as she lives in California and is a native speaker. - gringojrf, Jan 5, 2016
Thanks for the referral. Can't reach her on FB, TwT or G+ with that ID since I am not known to her. Did you mean something else? - peterlord, Jan 5, 2016
He meant here: http://www.spanishdict.com/users/1173245/Daniela2041 - bosquederoble, Jan 5, 2016