No hay sol aroa y no me gusta.

Question

The phrase above was used in an email from my friend to me. Today the weaather is gloomy and overcast, so I think he's saying 'I don't like it when it's not sunny.' But does 'aroa' mean?

Answer 1

You're right. The "aroa" part is a misspelling of "ahora" (now).

Thanks. I never would have figured that out. It's funny, I can spell but not speak or understand. He's bilingual but can't spell. - Intense, Mar 17, 2011