What does "fuí a dar rastro" mean?
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updated Sep 17, 2010
posted by ckdkbeta
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I have no idea but a couple of comments:
Fui - I was or I went has no accent on the 'i'
the only 'rastro' that I have come across is 'trail'
if you have a vowel wrong and it's 'rostro' then that means face and
dar en rostro is I believe an idiom for 'hit in the teeth'
Now there's a whole lot of random info that hopefully will mean something to you lol 
updated Sep 17, 2010
posted by Kiwi-Girl
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Went to the Rasto?
updated Sep 17, 2010
posted by Saddlebred08
