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Hi, I'm Mexican living in the Netherlands and I just read the news about the prince Alexander- Williem in México. Unfortunatly I agree with him....because his expression is more realistic than the original.....however, the word has a strong meaning, more than you described in your news!!!!,
kind regards.
So he's really been saying 'chingada' to every Dutch taxpayer as he continues to build his luxury African holiday home during an economic crisis which has left many taxpayers just stuggling to pay bills, never mind taking a holiday? Or can global warming 'chingada' when he flies thousands of miles to Mozambique several times a year?
@ Osita : exactly! to the point, on the head of the nail!
the word had indeed a stronger meaning, it's vulgar what he said!
Dutch people are reacting too relaxed...they have to be more critic, reed what Osita wrote! others are struggling, he is building a villa during crisis, flies around for fun and he talks about global warming?
The estimated wealth of our royal family dropped to under 1 billion EUR, so the're suffering bigtime too :)
The correct expression is:
"camarón que se duerme, se lo lleva la corriente''.
There is a typo in spanish: "al" is wrong, the correct is "la".
Very much agree with Osita comments!!
Maybe they should try writing and using their own words next time...or just a good proof read before you speak someone elses words. Good thing the prince and the rest of the Dutch royals are pretty much a useless meaningless bunch to most of the world with little influcence.
Hi, I'm Mexican living in the Netherlands and I just read the news about the prince Alexander- Williem in México. Unfortunatly I agree with him....because his expression is more realistic than the original.....however, the word has a strong meaning, more than you described in your news!!!!,
kind regards.
So he's really been saying 'chingada' to every Dutch taxpayer as he continues to build his luxury African holiday home during an economic crisis which has left many taxpayers just stuggling to pay bills, never mind taking a holiday? Or can global warming 'chingada' when he flies thousands of miles to Mozambique several times a year?
@ Osita : exactly! to the point, on the head of the nail!
the word had indeed a stronger meaning, it's vulgar what he said!
Dutch people are reacting too relaxed...they have to be more critic, reed what Osita wrote! others are struggling, he is building a villa during crisis, flies around for fun and he talks about global warming?
The estimated wealth of our royal family dropped to under 1 billion EUR, so the're suffering bigtime too :)
The correct expression is:
"camarón que se duerme, se lo lleva la corriente''.
There is a typo in spanish: "al" is wrong, the correct is "la".
Very much agree with Osita comments!!
Maybe they should try writing and using their own words next time...or just a good proof read before you speak someone elses words. Good thing the prince and the rest of the Dutch royals are pretty much a useless meaningless bunch to most of the world with little influcence.
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