You're probably right but I can't be certain without more context.

I was watching 12 corazones on telemundo, it's a dating show, and I think they were discussing about their looks, how do they feel when they walk down on the street, do they dress sexy just for themselves or for the men to look at....that's when this girl says " soy sexy.."

LadyDi said:

You're probably right but I can't be certain without more context.

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Yes, then I would say you're right. "Desvestirse" can also mean "to undress" and "vestirse" is "to dress" as in "to put clothes on."

Your translation could do, although a more literal one would be: I am sexy, whether I get dressed or undressed.

if you going to give or celebrate in positive way about you. you want to said give now ,no when you past away.

lazarus1907 said:

Your translation could do, although a more literal one would be: I am sexy, whether I get dressed or undressed.

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in sometimes

It also depends on whether you are saying you "feel" sexy or you "look" sexy. Which is it'

thanks! yes, this one sounds better!

lazarus1907 said:

Your translation could do, although a more literal one would be: I am sexy, whether I get dressed or undressed.

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Or a photograph.......... sorry - that was too easy to just leave out there

LadyDi said:

You're probably right but I can't be certain without more context.

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