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What does this men? - Te confundistes

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What does this mean? Te confundistes

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updated Feb 19, 2012
posted by readyandboxed

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No such word in spanish, it should probably be confundisteis the voosotros form of the verb confundir which means: To confuse but putting "te" before it doesn't make sense, if you said: Me confundisteis you would be saying to more than one person "You confused me" and that is in the past tense, Te confundieron = They confused you.

updated Nov 15, 2010
posted by kenwilliams
Not vosotros, simply a mistaken variant of "te confundiste". - samdie, Nov 15, 2010
See the comment by songstress. - samdie, Nov 15, 2010
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It means "you made a mistake". Some people add an "s" on to the end of the "tú" conjugation of verbs in the preterite when they speak.

updated Nov 12, 2010
posted by songstress78861
Estás equivicado means you are mistaken, confundir is to be confused, not the same thing. - kenwilliams, Nov 12, 2010
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Sorry, or it could also mean like, you got confused.

updated Nov 12, 2010
posted by songstress78861
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I know that Mexicans without a lot of formal education use the "----istes" conjugation for 2nd person past. It may be archaic Spanish, not sure. I've lived all over Latin America, the only place Iv'e heard this usage is in Mexico.

updated Feb 19, 2012
posted by lalorivero
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In certain context, te confundistes means ---> te confundiste, which is an apparently simple phrase but it denotes a very serious warning about your behaviour, which has been considered disrepectful or tactless.

updated Nov 15, 2010
edited by mediterrunio
posted by mediterrunio
"te confundistes" is either a modern mistake or a form of the verb that has not been used for about four centuries. - samdie, Nov 15, 2010
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¿Qué es lo que te tiene confundido?

What are you confused about?

I AM CONFUSED Pictures, Images and Photos

estoy confundido Pictures, Images and Photos

confundir - to mix up or confuse two things

updated Nov 15, 2010
edited by Brynleigh
posted by Brynleigh
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It won't let me add coments for some reason, so this is in reference to kenwilliam's comment to my previous. (Confundir and Equivocar)

confundirse verbo pronominal a.(equivocarse): siempre se confunde en las cuentas he always makes mistakes in the accounts;

http://www.wordreference.com/es/en/translation.asp?spen=confundir

updated Nov 15, 2010
posted by songstress78861
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brilliant,

if you could help me with this that would be great.

How do you say in spanish ? Never trust someone that lies and never lie to someone you trust - enjoy yourself, i will be thinking about you"

updated Nov 12, 2010
posted by readyandboxed