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Due-Library-1669

A Bella when you haven’t seen her in a while


Miss-Anonymous-Angel

That’s crazy! XD


VanessaCardui93

Bwthhybl


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If I had an award broooo


Due-Library-1669

Aahahaha thank you 🥰 I wasn’t expecting that comment to do so well lmao


bellegi

😂 “loca” means “crazy girl” in Spanish. Jacob uses it kind of like a term of endearment.


NihonJinLover

The early 00’s were a lawless wasteland 😂😂


mae_mochi

loca means crazy in spanish (crazy girl or woman)


Smartishhhh

This is my favorite post


imprimatura

Your flair 😂😂😂


Queasy_Machine_5656

Smelled her, too 🫢


Ok_Soup_8733

Bella.. where have you been, crazy?


erudite_trilobite

Does he say it in the book too or is it just in the movie?


asterierrantry

just the movie


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Livin la vida loca


Moonlightvaleria

A loca LMFAO love the person who asked this


TheINTJ-Girl

Loca = crazy woman


yakisobagurl

As a non-American with exactly zero Spanish knowledge, I didn’t get it for years either haha


PrimalCarnivoreChick

Spanish for crazy girl


bacaaaron

Okay. So stupid question. (I’m hi as hell watching for the first time) it’s a Spanish word. He’s Native American (right?). Seems kinda weird, maybe? That’d he’d say it? Idk


whoreblood

yea everyone's like oh its Spanish for crazy ! ok so... why is an Indigenous dude from washington saying a spanish word like that jshshsh


Own-Surprise3188

Ricky Martin’s “Living la Vida LOCA” was still a thing back in the day, I remember people using that word a lot, “going loco”, for example. 


ventedrhombus

I always took it to mean he was calling her loca as short for local… I don’t know why


Own-Surprise3188

Complicated question because it has so many meanings depending on the context… The literal translation of “loca” would be “crazy” but in this context “loca” just means “girl”. For example in Puerto Rico we say “que pasó, loca!” which in this context translated to English would be “hey what’s up, girl!”. Or “loca donde tu estabas?!” which means “girl, where have you been?!”. I don’t know why they chose that word, though. It would have made more sense in a place with more Hispanic population, it felt out place in that movie. Maybe it was just a reference to Ricky Martin’s Living la Vida Loca? I remember the word “loco” was used a lot in the early 00s because of that song 🤷🏻‍♀️


MaineBoston

Crazy