Someone wrote this on the side of my car. I think it may be spanish? Can anyone tell me what it says please?

Question

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Answer 1

It looks like "bicha" to me, which literally means "female bug", but in latin america, we dont use "bicha" for that, we use it when we want to call someone "s.lut". I think someone called you slu.t

Answer 2

All I can make out is something like "bcno," which means nothing in any language, except that you apparently have an enemy. If it is Spanish, there may have been an attempt at an "i", and the "n" may be "h", in which case someone is calling you an insect.

I am happy not to live in whatever city you do.

Answer 3

It doesn't read very well. It looks as someone wrote "bicha" and something unintelligible. Bicha its the feminine for bug, and the expression is used to say to someone that they are mean. It can also be an expression of affection between people that know each other, a friend or so.

Answer 4

I can read the word

bicha

which as many others before said means lady bug.
Depending on who wrote it has different meanings. Here in Spain it is used to imply that somebody (female) is very naughty or disobedient.

When talking about a naughty little girl they say

(ella) es una bicha. (she is very naughty)

But, I repeat that is here in Spain, where I live.

Answer 5

What I can read is "bicha"...In some Latin American countries that is a female bug. In some other Caribbean countries it comes from the English word "b**itch", its an anglicism )a word borrowed from English into another language), and it's an insult, almost the same English meaning.

Answer 6

In Portuguese, "Bicha" is an overtly homosexual man.

Answer 7

SOmeone wants to kill u =)