bi zabt: Actually, it's pronounced bizabt in Egyptian language. Yes, it is written bid-dabt, but pronounced with z. And yes, it means with precision or that's right.
Cono coÃ±o is a Common spanish (idiom somewhat) vulgar primarily used In spain and The Spanish. Caribbean its actual meaning differs according to, use but In spain and Several Latin american countries it is also used in its literal sense as slang for the female, genitalia the. vulva
Lets break it down: Estoy is the 'yo' or 'I' form of estar, which is to be. Enojada is an adjective, meaning angry or mad. The first part of 'contigo' (con) means with, and w â¦ hen you add 'tigo' to the end, is means 'with you'. So put that all together and you get: 'I am angry with you'. 4 people found this useful.