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Need some help translating into Spanish...?
Can someone tell me how to translate "bean dip" into spanish?
And as a side note....I'm writing a story, what do you think would be a stranger name for a horse, whatever "bean dip" translates into spanish or Vaquero Flatulento?
22 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
omg rofl..that's one story I want to read. funny! Bean dip in Mexican Spanish right?
All I can come up with in Castellano is:
..............salsa de frijol............
added:
But that name does not translate into Vaquero Flatulento..I was thinking that could be the horses' rider, lol !
added(again): haba is a type of bean but not the type used for a dip, it is indigenous to many dishes in the north of Spain.
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- ΛLΞX QLv 51 decade ago
Aderezo de Frijol
Just so you know 'Pinto' is a type of horse and a type of Bean. Also 'Bayo' is a type of very dark bean that is commonly used as a horse name.
- 1 decade ago
literally bean dip means in spanish Frijol untado.
and vaquero flatulento means skini cowboy
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Vaquero Flatulento? "brave man farts" or Bean Dip?
Why not Veduras Flatulento Fayo or "vegetable farts smell bad" ?
- Anonymous1 decade ago
lol, -- bean dip is definitely not puto.
and the word she's trying to use is puta.
although most people say "punta" which means sharp . . . not the other think.
I'm not sure how to say bean dip -- but I can tell you it'll probably end in "de frijoles"
- Anonymous5 years ago
1- Mi familia prefiere cenar en un restaurante. 2- La comida italiana es muy buena. 3- Mejor 4- Yo tomo jugo en el almuerzo.
- lee fLv 51 decade ago
Neither to me. I love horses and would not call it a dip, in some society's they're literally a dip. I mean peaches maybe, even cafe 'ole, sound nice but not dip, not dip of any kind.