mamacita

Question

actually i have 2 questions:
1:does this word have negative connotation or not'i mean what is the usage of that 'is it polite?
2:what is the masculine word'

Answer 1

maryam, the connotation of the word changes depending on what country you are in. Like Quentin said, search the forum for "mamacita."

maryam said:

i wonder to know,is it a polite word or not? does it have humiliating connotation'or not?

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Answer 2

I always try to read your responses Gus. There's usually a chuckle in there

Gus said:

is ok to call your mother mamacita is ok to call your girl-friend or wife mamacita

is not good to call your : teacher, a female -officer, (but try it with a male officer,see his reaction...jejeje), a woman or girl that you just met mamacita

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Answer 3

is ok to call your mother mamacita
is ok to call your girl-friend or wife mamacita
is not good to call your : teacher, a female -officer, (but try it with a male officer,see his reaction...jejeje), a woman or girl that you just met mamacita

Answer 4

i wonder to know,is it a polite word or not?
does it have humiliating connotation'or not'

Answer 5

Search for previous discussions under "mamacita". There are many.

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The gender of a word may have nothing do with sex. Some words that always refer to a male (el hombre) are masculine as (la mujer) would be feminine. Mamacita would always be feminine so there is no masculine form of that word. If you're thinking of papacito, then here is one definiton: <http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php'term=papacito>
If you're using mamacita in the context of a "hot" young woman, then I suppose you could call this the masculine form of the word.