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Old June 30, 2009, 05:03 PM
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Ya ni la amuela

ya ni la amuela!!!
do you know this word? what is meaning of this word?
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"Amolar" significa fastidiar, molestar. Viene de afilar algo con la "muela", que era una piedra para afilar objetos. No sé si preguntas eso o cómo se dice en inglés, que no lo sé.
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"Amolar" significa fastidiar, molestar. Viene de afilar algo con la "muela", que era una piedra para afilar objetos. No sé si preguntas eso o cómo se dice en inglés, que no lo sé.
Thank you iramar now is most clear for me your opinion.
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"Amolar" significa fastidiar, molestar. Viene de afilar algo con la "muela", que era una piedra para afilar objetos. No sé si preguntas eso o cómo se dice en inglés, que no lo sé.
Lee_ying. Answer's Irmamar is right.

Ya ni la amuelas is when a person does something wrong.

Ya ni la amuelas Lee ying para que preguntas esto jajajja.
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Old July 03, 2009, 06:18 PM
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someone say it to his child when he was really upset. I herad it to say it loudly. lol I liked it. and the child start to laugth out loud...
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