No good..uno de esos días en que nada te sale bien!

Everyone has (had) bad days. 

You forget your homework 

or leave your lunch at home. 

Someone says something rude or uncaring. 

The money you thought was in the bank

 has been spent. 

You wake up feeling sick on the day 

of an important job interview.

All of these things are no good. 

It sounds like bad grammar… 

nd maybe it is… but instead of saying 

“not good,” it’s also OK to say no good. 

Your bicycle has a flat tire? That’s no good. 

You can’t find your favorite jeans? That’s no good. 

You fall and break your ankle? 

That’s definitely no good!

 To be no good is to be unfortunate, 

disappointing, sad, or just plain terrible.

It isn’t only situations that are described this way. 

No good is also used to talk about something 

that has stopped working. 

Your broken cell phone, 

your computer that won’t start, 

the refrigerator that won’t stay cold… 

all of these things are no good.

taken from e-baby