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No me quejo de ti.

No me quejo de ti.

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Does this mean I don't complain to you, or I don't complain about you? Just curious.

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updated FEB 9, 2010
posted by jeezzle

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It means I don't complain about/of you.

"No me quejo a ti" means I don't complain to you.

updated FEB 10, 2010
posted by rlseaton
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best answer ever: no me quejo de ti: i do not complain about you

updated FEB 9, 2010
posted by hansitobonito
What a second.....that IS the best answer ever. - jeezzle, FEB 9, 2010
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Well there are 1 million google for "No me quejo de ti" and 5 hits for "No me quejo a ti". What is the best way to say "I don't complain to you?"

updated FEB 9, 2010
posted by jeezzle
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