What does "Sip estoy hecha en cuero" mean?
This was said to a male by a female.
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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. ![]()
She means that "she is very sexy or beautiful".
Si, "estoy hecha un cuero".
She is talking like a mexican girl. ![]()
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".
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).
My Columbian mother-in-law used to call women "cuero" or "leather" when they "had been around." The implication was that they were "easy."
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.... ![]()
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...
Sip = si pe (= si pues, in Peru)
"estoy hecha un cuero" does not imply that she is naked at all, yet it is not impossible, at least in Mexico.
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. ![]()