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Old November 21, 2009, 01:38 PM
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"To have a nice ass"
How do you say “to have a nice ass” in Spanish?

P.S. I hope that this doesn’t upset anyone. I'm merely trying to further my education and improve my Spanish skills.
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Old November 21, 2009, 02:23 PM
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Tener un burro amable. Although, frankly, the most important attributes of an ass are how much it can carry and its temperament.





Or you might be looking for "tener un buen culo".
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Old November 21, 2009, 05:09 PM
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En México: "Tener buenas pompas".
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Old November 21, 2009, 09:12 PM
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Tener un burro amable. Although, frankly, the most important attributes of an ass are how much it can carry and its temperament.

Or you might be looking for "tener un buen culo".


Although I do not concur with you, regarding the most important attribute...
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How do you say “to have a nice ass” in Spanish?

P.S. I hope that this doesn’t upset anyone. I'm merely trying to further my education and improve my Spanish skills.
It literally has a lot of meanings and several way to say it with the same meaning.

Here I will list some way about it.

Tener unas buenas nalgas.

Tener unas buenas nachas.

Tener unos hermosos gluteos.

Tener un buen
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Tener un buen trasero.

Tener unas hermosa pompas.


In sentence number four I hope it doesn't upset to anyone, it was written merely to way educational.
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QUE CULO!
Tener un buen culo.
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lindo queque

lindo pavo.

(por lo menos en mi tiempo)
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lindo queque

lindo pavo.

(por lo menos en mi tiempo)
Pavo? Doesn't that also mean turkey?

A propósito, en holandés decimos 'een lekker kontje'. (lekker = sabroso/sabrosa, bueno/buena)
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Pavo? Doesn't that also mean turkey?

A propósito, en holandés decimos 'een lekker kontje'. (lekker = sabroso/sabrosa, bueno/buena)
kontje = pavo?
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kontje = pavo?
hehe sí kontje = (pequeño) culo
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Jajaja.

The last sentence is really funny.

I liked it.


The kontje of the police man.
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hehe sí kontje = (pequeño) culo
Ah, entonces es pavito. O culito?
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It's a culito
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Tener un burro amable. Although, frankly, the most important attributes of an ass are how much it can carry and its temperament.



haha funny
Last edited by Rusty; November 24, 2009 at 04:04 PM. Reason: fixed broken quote
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"tiene un bonito trasero"
"tiene un buen culo"
and an "expression"
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"tiene un bonito trasero"
"tiene un buen culo"
and an "expression"
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En Madrid diríamos probablemente: tener un culo bonito
También puedes oir (imagine a bunch of builders):

ese culitoooo (cuando pasa una chica)
¡vaya culito!
¡ese culito, que no pase hambre! (extremely colloquial, even rude, but funny and literally meaningless, because a butt can't be hungry. They meaning something like: I won't let it be hungry. Get your own conclusions).

Importante: si cambiamos "culito" por culazo, podemos ofender a alguien (culazo=culo grande. A nadie le gusta que le digan que tiene el culo grande).
Culo= trasero (less rude)
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Well I think that if you say Culazo to a women, you are wanting to say that she has the a magnific ass.

well In that way I understand the mean of the word.

Now also you can say Culazo sabroso.

I don't believe that it result offensive for the women although in severals cases you can get a rigorous clout for the women offended.

I believe that it's better that you say it ass is very beautiful.

Ese culo es hermoso.
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Ah, entonces es pavito. O culito?
culito, sí asi es.
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Cultural warning: Just be careful with the word "culo" in Mexico. It's a bad word.
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