yo primero
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In a light hearted way, my indigenous helper says "yo primero" as he leaves. What does he mean?
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updated JUL 8, 2010
posted by rjoppru
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I think he is trying to say "LATER CUZ" like in see you later my cousin. Primero is also used as cousin in Mexico
updated JUL 8, 2010
posted by Mr-Barry
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What was the topic of the conversation?
What were the rest of the people about to do?
Yo primero usually means I go first.
updated JUL 7, 2010
posted by 00813f2a
Sounds more like "You clean-up and put away the tools. I'm outta here!" - 0074b507, JUL 7, 2010
Yeah, he is probably an indian "chief" - 00813f2a, JUL 7, 2010
Good observation qfreed. - 00813f2a, JUL 7, 2010
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I would interpret as "me first", but it Iwould make sense if he was part of a group and somehow got to leave ahead of the others.
updated JUL 7, 2010
posted by Silvia
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Me first. That seems like a strange thing to say when one leaves.
updated JUL 7, 2010
posted by Goyo
Ahhhh, what Robertico said makes sense. - Goyo, JUL 7, 2010
