Te metieron mucho
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has to do with love..."te metieron mucho"
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updated Nov 27, 2010
posted by ESPANYOLI
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Extremely vulgar, sorry, these questions cannot be answered on this site.
updated Nov 27, 2010
posted by 00494d19
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Hi, Espan. Welcome to the forum.
I would guess that it is:
Te = to you
Mintieron = they lied (from the verb "mentir")
Mucho = a lot
updated Nov 27, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
ACtually, it's more likely the 3rd person plural preterite form of the verb meter (not mentir). - webdunce, Nov 27, 2010
But it certainly could be a misspelled mintieron, too. - webdunce, Nov 27, 2010
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Metieron is probably a form of the verb meter, which can mean so many different things we would need to know more context.
In other words, the phrase is too vague. It's like asking people what the English phrase They sure put you... means. We don't know. Did they put you down, put you in a predicament, put you on a pedestal, or what?
We simply need more information.
updated Nov 27, 2010
posted by webdunce
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Love? I don't know....
Could you give more context, please?
updated Nov 27, 2010
posted by cogumela
