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What does ay caramba mean?


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Mean Ay, caramba is a Spanish interjection used in disgust or surprise. It comes from the interjection ay, denoting surprise or pain, and caramba, a minced oath, or euphemism for carajo. ChaCha is here for you.

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Ay caramba-interjection Spanish. (used as an exclamation of astonishment, dismay, or anger.) ChaCha!

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Ay Caramba translates into English to: Oh, God! or Oh my God! Thanks for using ChaCha!

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