Sentence examples of "mala" in Spanish with translation "bad"

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No es una mala idea. That's not a bad idea.
La idea no es mala. The idea is not bad.
La decoración no es mala. The decorating isn't bad.
Fumar es una mala costumbre. Smoking is a bad habit.
No es una mala persona. He's not a bad person.
Ella es una mala mentirosa. She's a bad liar.
Deberíamos acabar con tan mala costumbre. We should do away with such a bad custom.
Los gatos negros traen mala suerte. Black cats are bad luck.
¿Cómo reaccionó a la mala noticia? How did he react to the bad news?
Tom ha tenido una mala semana. Tom has had a bad week.
Su hija es mala para cocinar. Her daughter is bad at cooking.
Tom no es una mala persona. Tom isn't a bad person.
¿No crees que es una cosa mala? Don't you think it a bad thing?
No digo que su música sea mala. I'm not saying his music is bad.
Atribuyó su fracaso a la mala suerte. He attributed his failure to bad luck.
Él no podía quitarse la mala costumbre. He could not get out of the bad habit.
Ella es muy mala para el tenis. She is pretty bad at tennis.
El año pasado hubo una mala cosecha. Last year, there was a bad harvest.
Es de mala educación señalar a la gente. It is bad manners to point at people.
La música fuerte es mala para la salud. Loud music is bad for your health.
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