What is a Spanish or French translation for this (rather rude) phrase?

In Spanish, "No seas cobarde".

However, it is not as rude as the English one.

There's not an equivalent word to that meaning of 'pussy' that covers all the Spanish speaking countries. Probably the closest would be 'maricon', which is fairly rude. So it'd be "No seas maricon".

If I was Mexican I would say "que pasa pusilala" which mean "what's up, p*ssy?" In this case, it's a phrase coupling the english word p*ssy with the general phrase, "lala" which is just girly, I don't know no french.

No seas una cobarde puta!

Translates to: Don't be a cowardly bitchh! There isn't really pussy in Spanish unless you wanted to substitute it for vagina or scared cat.

No seas maricón.

No seas mariquita

No seas cobarde

No te comportes como una niña

No seas cobardón.

Choose one.

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Korean a million. thank you ????? (Gam-Sa-Hab-Ni-Da) 2. solid morning ?? ?? (Jo-eun Ah-chim) 3. solid Afternoon / solid morning we do no longer likely say "solid morning" or "solid afternoon". We merely tend to greet by utilising asserting "hi". on occasion, we do say "solid morning" and different cases we are saying "did you sleep nicely?" instead. I nonetheless use "?? ??" on occasion in spite of the indisputable fact that. hi (An-youthful-Ha-Sae-Yo)

hijo de puta = son of a b**ch