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Roto means "broken" in Spanish.

• diggan 1y ago
  Just add a "Huevos" prefix and a "S" at the end of the name, and suddenly you're thinking of delicious food instead.
  • darccio 1y ago
    For those who don't speak Spanish, "huevos rotos" are broken eggs (or scrambled eggs). Edit: I had to double check, because it seems that both translations are valid.
    • diggan 1y ago
      Ah, well, it's a dish, common name for it is "Huevos estrellados" in most places I think though. https://www.google.com/search?q=huevos+rotos&tbs=imgo:1&udm=2 https://www.google.com/search?q=huevos+rotos&tbs=imgo:1&udm=... Scrambled eggs would be "huevos revueltos" Edit: in Spain at least. YMMV for other Spanish-speaking countries.
  • juanramos 1y ago
    Either that or an unfortunate accident