what is oigo?

Question

Yo oigo.

Answer 1

It means "I hear." If you double click the word you'll see a pop up window with the translation.

Answer 2

I hear, usually it is said as a sarcastic response to someone when they say -oye- meaning, "Hey listen to me", but it could be interpreted as "Do you hear?", ... so the response is "Oigo". I hear. ¡Oye! vs. ¿Oye? ... depends on the inflection of the spoken word.

It can also just mean like, "Listen to me (or hear me out)!" - LAtINaPunKROcKerAConFundidA, Oct 20, 2009

Answer 3

It's the conjugated Yo-I form of the verb "Oir."

in the present tense, indicative mood - 0074b507, Oct 20, 2009

Yes, forgot to add that. - LAtINaPunKROcKerAConFundidA, Oct 20, 2009