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[quote="Spanish Teacher" post_id=256 time=1509581117 user_id=48] Hi, if you want to make this clear just say: "Tu novio te ha puesto los cuernos" (he did it once) "Tu novio te esta poniendo los cuernos" (if he is still cheating on her) to cheat = poner los cuernos Colloquial and universal for everyone that speaks spanish (spaish from spain but I guess a latin would get it either way). If you want to be a bit more soft try: "Tu novio te engaña con otra" literally translating, it would mean that her boyfriend is "fooling her with another one" if we are talking about a husband, not a boyfriend, simply replace "novio" with "marido". Hope it helps. [/quote]
   

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Re: Cheaters

por Spanish Teacher »Noviembre 1, 2017, 6:05 pm

Hi, if you want to make this clear just say:

"Tu novio te ha puesto los cuernos" (he did it once)
"Tu novio te esta poniendo los cuernos" (if he is still cheating on her)

to cheat = poner los cuernos
Colloquial and universal for everyone that speaks spanish (spaish from spain but I guess a latin would get it either way).

If you want to be a bit more soft try:

"Tu novio te engaña con otra"

literally translating, it would mean that her boyfriend is "fooling her with another one"

if we are talking about a husband, not a boyfriend, simply replace "novio" with "marido".

Hope it helps.

Cheaters

por Maya »Julio 28, 2017, 10:06 am

I have a gf who doesn't speak english. I've been trying to tell her that her man is cheating on her. Can someone help me translate "Your man is a cheater and you are better off without him" for me?

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