What is the English meaning for the Italian word Andibadigo?

Sure, andibadigo doesn't exist, but i think that you understand wrong.

Probably the word was "antipatico", and this mean "unpleasant", "unsympathetic".

But in italian you can use it also for kidding.

ps: if an italian want say a word like if he's cold, (sick), he say "andibadigo", "simbadigo" but that's not the correct form of the word. The girl who posted the comment write a world that doesn't exist but i think that that's connected with something that we don't know.

i'm italian.. andibadigo, this word doesn't exist in italian..

well, this person doesn't speak italian very well..andibadigo is "antipatico" in italian, and it means "disagreeable" :)