Mas bien sangano / pensuacas

Question

**Hello! Long time, no talking to you

Someone said this to me in an email: Mas bien sangano.

He also said: pensuacas.

What do those mean? Thanks for all your help. **

Answer 1

Gracias Lazarus. I was getting the idea that the phrases were not quite translatable. I appreciate your effort at making sense of them. Maybe I'll email this person back and just ask what he meant to say.

Smileys aren't working but (smile).

Answer 2

My guess is that the person can't write proper Spanish, and meant this:

Más bien zángano = rather lazy

This sentence, badly written, is almost impossible to decode for a non native, and it could puzzle many natives. Why do Spanish speakers care so little about orthography?

I can't decipher "pensuacas", sorry.