FML in Spanish
FML in Spanish is puta vida — FML means written after describing something that has gone wrong, to express weary frustration or self-pitying despair, usually with a note of humour.
FML in Spanish
What does "FML" mean?
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interjection Written after describing something that has gone wrong, to express weary frustration or self-pitying despair, usually with a note of humour.
"Missed my flight by four minutes. FML."
FML in a sentence
- Missed my flight by four minutes. FML.
- Spilled coffee on the laptop the day before the deadline, fml.
Common Spanish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "FML" in Spanish?
"FML" in Spanish is puta vida. FML means: Written after describing something that has gone wrong, to express weary frustration or self-pitying despair, usually with a note of humour.
How do you use "FML" in a sentence?
Example: "Missed my flight by four minutes. FML." In Spanish, "FML" is puta vida.