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spanish sentence...
i always here some spanish people in my school say "eso ehh". come someone tell me wut it is. i tried google and urban dictionary but google only gave me lyrics and urban dictionary didnt have anything. thnx.
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"eso ehh"
eso mean "that's" but I can't find what "ehh" means. I think the best site to translate languages is www.freetranslation.com
Hope this helps,
DannyWalsh
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The phrase means "that's it" like "that's right". Some words you cannot translate directly because they won't make sense.
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"Eso es" can also mean "this is" as in "eso es mi esposa", meaning "this is my wife."
"a eso de" is about.
If you want to translate words from a language to another, you can use:
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are good sites.
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They might be saying "eso es" which means "that is". Maybe they were describing something to each other. :)
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In class, I was taught that "eso" was around/about/near. But I went to freetranslation.com and it said "eso" means "that". And "ehh", it didn't change, so obviously it's not a word in spanish.
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Eso means that.
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www.dictionary.com. Use the translator.
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