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What does "Sip estoy hecha en cuero" mean?

What does "Sip estoy hecha en cuero" mean?

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This was said to a male by a female.

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updated Feb 8, 2012
posted by Makeupgirl19
I think "sip" or even sipi" menas "yep" - it does in Bolivia. - ian-hill, Jun 6, 2011
You're correct Ian. =) - DJ_Huero, Jun 6, 2011

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Well, looks like the lesson to be learned here, find out where she is from because she is either saying she's sexy (kind of conceited) or she's admitting she's easy (aka a whore). Jaja, both sounds like a losing situation to me, over-prideful or sleasy, not my types. tongue wink

updated Feb 7, 2012
posted by DJ_Huero
"estoy hecha un cuero". In this context is a coquettish attitude rather than a whorish. - elekt786, Feb 7, 2012
"sleazy". - Gekkosan, Feb 7, 2012
sanctimonious - elekt786, Feb 7, 2012
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She means that "she is very sexy or beautiful". Si, "estoy hecha un cuero". She is talking like a mexican girl. wink

updated Feb 7, 2012
edited by 00a4c226
posted by 00a4c226
Thanks for replying. My friend saw this text from some girl on her boyfriend's phone. We thought it meant "I'm naked" or something to that effect... - Makeupgirl19, Jun 5, 2011
We looked up cuero in the online Spanish translator and one of the definitions was: en cuero=naked. Could she be saying that she was naked? Because he responded by saying, "hasta no ver no creer!!!" and then she said she'd send him a picture... - Makeupgirl19, Jun 5, 2011
That is what she said. Then he said "until I see it I won't believe it" - fatchocobo, Jun 5, 2011
Thanks. That really helps. - Makeupgirl19, Jun 5, 2011
Right, he want to see "how gorgeous is this woman". - 00a4c226, Jun 6, 2011
También podría haber dicho "estoy hecha un mango", o "me derrito de buena". También son expresiones mexicanas. - elekt786, Feb 7, 2012
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Just don't ever say that if you happen to be in Puerto Rico. Saying "estoy hecha un cuero" there is equal to saying "I've become a slut/whore".

updated Jun 6, 2011
posted by 002067fe
Really? Omg! Thanks... - Makeupgirl19, Jun 5, 2011
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In Mexico:

Estar en cueros = to be naked.

--No puedo salir, estoy en cueros.

Estar hecho(a) un cuero = to be gorgeous. To be in a terrific shape.

--Me encanta Cameron Diaz: está hecha un cuero!

--Y qué me dices de Penélpe Cruz? También está hecha un cuero.

(Please, feel free to add your own examples).

updated Feb 7, 2012
edited by LuisCache
posted by LuisCache
También podría haber dicho "estoy hecha un mango", o "me derrito de buena". También son expresiones mexicanas. - elekt786, Feb 7, 2012
"estoy hecha un cuero" does not imply that she is naked at all, yet it is not impossible. - elekt786, Feb 7, 2012
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My Columbian mother-in-law used to call women "cuero" or "leather" when they "had been around." The implication was that they were "easy."

updated Jun 6, 2011
posted by JoyceM
Oh I see. So in that context "Si, estoy hecha in cuero" could she be saying that she is easy or been around? - Makeupgirl19, Jun 5, 2011
As my mother-in-law used the phrase it was an insult. Not something one would say about oneself. - JoyceM, Jun 6, 2011
Joyce, it's "Colombian". - 002067fe, Jun 6, 2011
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I'll be darned!

I was not familiar with either the expression or any of the meanings assigned to it! Learn something new every day.... grin

If I'd had to guess, I'd have never thought it had anything to do with beauty! I mean, a piece of leather? Not how I'd compliment a lady, for sure...

updated Feb 8, 2012
posted by Gekkosan
'cause you are not Latino! - elekt786, Feb 7, 2012
Well, now - *that's* one accusation no one had ever made before! :-D So out of curiosity, how would you know? - Gekkosan, Feb 7, 2012
Quién sabe, tal vez hasta soy mexicano y todo, ¿eh? ;-) - Gekkosan, Feb 7, 2012
It seems that your observation comes from a translation rather than from a direct living experience ("vivencia"). - elekt786, Feb 8, 2012
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Sip = si pe (= si pues, in Peru)

updated Feb 7, 2012
posted by GringaNC
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"estoy hecha un cuero" does not imply that she is naked at all, yet it is not impossible, at least in Mexico.

updated Feb 7, 2012
edited by elekt786
posted by elekt786
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Hmmm in Chile that phrase would mean "Yes, I am rough (like leather)"

Generally, said by a woman who has been hurt by a man, said sarcastically.

EDIT: Also,

Tener un buen cuero = to have a good body. wink

updated Feb 7, 2012
edited by chileno
posted by chileno