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A person that I work with is leaving. I sent a text saying that "I don't like that you are leaving" the reply was " Yo se mija yo no quiero hirme pero no se hacer"... i can usually sort out the translation, but i can not find the word "hirme"... is it slang for something? I've been left confused.

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updated Apr 4, 2011
posted by panicgrrl

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It is irme. ir+me. (to leave or go away)

Yo sé, mija, yo no quiero irme pero no sé [qué] hacer"

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updated Apr 4, 2011
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
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that means 'I know I do not want selvage mija but do not do ' i do not get the 'mija' or what it means, but that is the best i could translate to.

updated Apr 4, 2011
posted by extremeadidas
mija is short for mi hija or is just an affectioniate term to call a female (also mijo=mi hijo) - 0074b507, Apr 4, 2011