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How do you say "low-down'" As in, "He is low-down!"

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updated Dec 10, 2008
posted by Estrella1972

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Ha! Ha! Thank you, but this is for I grade in my Spanish class! Can we keep it a little PG-13?

samdie said:

James Santiago said:

There are probably dozens of ways to express this sentiment, but one might be "¡(ÿl) es un pinche, despreciable sinvergüenza!"

Plus a number of expressions that would result in the thread being deleted. In English, perhaps, "a dastardly cur" (perhaps, somewhat less than modern usage)..

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updated Dec 10, 2008
posted by Estrella1972
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James Santiago said:

There are probably dozens of ways to express this sentiment, but one might be "¡(ÿl) es un pinche, despreciable sinvergüenza!"
Plus a number of expressions that would result in the thread being deleted. In English, perhaps, "a dastardly cur" (perhaps, somewhat less than modern usage)..

updated Dec 4, 2008
posted by samdie
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There are probably dozens of ways to express this sentiment, but one might be "¡(ÿl) es un pinche, despreciable sinvergüenza!"

updated Dec 4, 2008
posted by 00bacfba
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I mean it in the context, He is a low-down, rotten, dirty scum! I am not man hating. It is a line from a poem.

James Santiago said:

As Natasha says, this English can have various meanings. Tell us exactly how to intend to use it, and we can tell you how to express that idea in Spanish.

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updated Dec 4, 2008
posted by Estrella1972
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As Natasha says, this English can have various meanings. Tell us exactly how to intend to use it, and we can tell you how to express that idea in Spanish.

updated Dec 1, 2008
posted by 00bacfba
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¡Sin verguenza!

updated Dec 1, 2008
posted by Nathaniel
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Está deprimido'''

updated Dec 1, 2008
posted by 00494d19
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This isn't clear, Estrella. Please elaborate & provide context.

updated Dec 1, 2008
posted by Natasha