cara de mil putasos
spanish: literally translates to “face of a thousand hits”
spanish slang for calling someone ugly, hideous, can be used as an insult in any situation.
example: “tienes las cara de mil putasos!”
translates to:
“you’re face looks like it’s been hit a thousand times!”
or less literal: “you’re f-cking ugly!”
the word “putaso” (singular) is extremely vulgar, and slang for “hit” (“putasos” is plural for “hits”). the word “putaso” should be used with caution, as it can be taken as a strong insult that can result in physical retaliation, and in mexico, even death. if you wanted to call someone ugly without p-ssing them off too much, you may use something less vulgar, such as saying, “estas feisimo!” which translates to “you’re very ugly!” which is less likely to result in being shot, kidnapped or beat mercilessly.
spanish slang phrase for, “that b-tch has a hideous face!” literal translation: face of a thousand hits!
guy1 ask, “te la cojes a esa vieja?”
guy2 says, “tiene cara de mil putasos pero si me la echo!”
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