Que significa ese?

Question

sometimes I hear people calling certain persons ese. Is this a good word?

Answer 1

Check this Urban Dictionary link. It recognizes both words ese and ése for "homie".

ese

Answer 2

They say it all the time around here. It means "homeboy" etc... the best response is "not much, term paper."

Am I missing something? Or, do they really use ése for "homeboy?" (Ése means "that"...so I find it a little odd..."What's up, that?"...but, of course, it is possible.)

I thought it was esse, but someone in the previous thread told me it was spelled ése like the demonstrative pronoun. We have other posts. Check esse for the spelling. - 0074b507, Dec 22, 2009

We are talking homeboy or homie, no matter what the proper spelling. - 0074b507, Dec 22, 2009

yes it's very common webdunce. Spanish really never has double S but like Q says it's Jerga and it probably doens't matter how it's spelled. - 003487d6, Dec 23, 2009

Answer 3

They say it all the time around here. It means "homeboy" etc... the best response is "not much, term paper."

thanks - ronljr1985, Dec 22, 2009

Answer 4

ése

No es una palabrota.

Since you're not a new member and certainly know how to do a search, then search for the word in previous topics. I believe one title spelled it esse, but the correct spelling from the answers given is ése.

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