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What do the following words mean?

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What do the following words mean? They might be misspelled.

josando

abese

crespo

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updated Nov 9, 2009
edited by Nicole-B
posted by barooosk

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The first word is "gozando" (enjoying), and the second looks like "a veces" (at times).

updated Nov 9, 2009
posted by c41f84dfc9
Thanks Rex - barooosk, Nov 9, 2009
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They might be misspelled.

Hola, mi amigo:

Espero que todo esté muy bien contigo y tú sea gozando de buena salud. Aquí ahora hace mucho frío en las noche. yo abese?? No voy a Del Rey por(que) la lluvia no me gusta mi pelo crespo. OK, deseo que esté bien.

Hasta luego,

Samantha

I'd like to suggest "a veces", but it makes no sense.

updated Nov 9, 2009
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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Here is the context

Hola mi amigo espero que todo este muy bien con tin y tu sea josando de buena salud aqui ahora ase mucho frio en las noche yo abese no voy a del rey por la lluvia no me gusta mi pelo crespo ok deseo que este bien asta luego samantha

I figured out that "crespo' means "curly"

updated Nov 9, 2009
posted by barooosk
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I agree, Josando and Crespo I´ve heard as names. Abese, I´m not familiar with as a name, but it is a word in Kreyol.

updated Nov 9, 2009
posted by aloshek
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Is it possible they are proper nouns? Crespo is not such an uncommon surname, as well as the name of several places in Argentina and Buenos Aires. Any other context available?

updated Nov 8, 2009
posted by limes