estas embarasada domingo

Question

what does this mean?

Answer 1

Well, first of all the spelling is a bit wrong... The sentence lacks of articles and doesn't make much sense without a context...

I'll give you few examples:

-¿Estás embarazada desde el domingo? - Are you pregnant since Sunday?

-¿Te quedaste embarazada el domingo? - Did you get pregnant on Sunday?

I double checked and that is how the person spelled the note. its not ebarazada... its embarasada so idk if they were trying to say embarassed??? - wicwic, MAR 6, 2010

the note reads: "estas embarasada de domingo" - wicwic, MAR 6, 2010

That makes more sense, embarasada is common misspeling in south american countries cause they have s sound in their z... Doming is a male name :) - Zizoun, MAR 6, 2010

No, I think the note is asking or saying that "she is pregnant from Domingo" - Zizoun, MAR 6, 2010

Answer 2

Domingo, by the way can be his name, quite common here in Spain.

If Domingo is a name, then it makes more sense: "Are you pregnant from Domingo"... I think :P - Alrisaera, MAR 6, 2010

but if it was from that person, shouldnt it be "are you pregnant from me? unless he is speaking in 3rd person - wicwic, MAR 6, 2010

Probably someone else is asking, not the person himself. But I'm not sure, prolly a native like Heidita can figure it out better :P - Alrisaera, MAR 6, 2010

thanks for your help though! :) - wicwic, MAR 6, 2010

Answer 3

wic, embarasada is a common misspelling for embarazada, pregnant. But on the other hand, Mexicans often use spanglish, so it might well be embarrassed.

Anyway, I guess you would be the first to know if your girl was pregnant so....

thanks lol - wicwic, MAR 6, 2010

Ah Heidi explained it here ;) - Zizoun, MAR 6, 2010

Answer 4

Are you pregnant Sunday.