Espanol. what are these words?

Question

Pinga
Aburria
De Pura Sepa or Cepa
Perdistes
Claro
Lloro
Demagogia

Answer 1

(Female) gad about
Boredom
Of pure stock
You lost
Of course (or yes or clear)
I am crying
Demagogue

Answer 2

Pinga = penius is like a slang some ppl use
aburrida = bored "she´s bored"... "ella esta aburrida"
De pura sepa i dont have a clue about this one
Perdiste = You lost!
Claro = Of course
Lloro = Cry in present
Demagogia I really don´t know but hope it helps

Answer 3

Pinga= a type of drug
Aburria= bored
De pura sepa= who knows
perdistes= you lost
claro=clear
lloro=cry
demagogia?

Answer 4

Pinga = leaking or dripping; It would be pennis, but If you say, "¡Cuidado con ese abrigo que pinga!" you are meaning " Be careful! This coat is dripping wet..
Aburrida = She is bored
De pura cepa = authentic, old root; El es Español de pura cepa = He is an authentic Spanish, his family have a very old root in Spain.
Perdistes = you lost
Claro = yes, of course ;
Lloró = he or she cried; lloro = crying, weeping
Demagogia =demagogy ;Demagogy (from Greek demos, "people", and agogos, "leading") refers to a political strategy for obtaining and gaining political power by appealing to the popular prejudices, fears, and expectations of the public

Answer 5

pinga= its a way to say penes but you only use it with your friends
aburrida= borring
de pura cepa= just good luck
perdistes= you lost
claro= clear
lloro= im crying or she is crying
demagocia= a political practice

Answer 6

"redkite" has the most correct answers. However, as someone else said, "pinga" is also the vulgar rendition of penis in several Spanish-speaking countries.

Answer 7

me parece que las aprendiste de un puertorriqueño escribeme al email y te explico... bye

Answer 8

yo no se. =P tenga un buena dia.