what is ubicate

Question

if someone calls you ubicate

¡Bienvenida al foro! Welcome to the forum! - 0074b507, Jul 19, 2011

Answer 1

When someone says "ubícate" it is a command meaning "get your bearings" or "get situated". Is this what you are referring to?

It appears to also have some colloquial translations depending on context. Can you give us more information?

That seems to be the case, I concur - chileno, Jul 19, 2011

Answer 2

It has many uses but if someone is saying you think too much of yourself, that you're not all that, that you're over the line, etc., they might say to you "¡Ubícate!" like in English we might say you need to check yourself.

Modern Def. "Check Yourself ,Good answer . - clongori, Aug 12, 2016

Answer 3

Ubicate : get your facts straight (gather all your information and make sure it is correct before you speak on it) for whatever it is, wether you think too much of yourself or just something you're saying, ubicate before you speak, or before you open your mouth.

Answer 4

I too could only find ubicar that meant: to situate, to place.

Answer 5

I could only find ubicar .It means to place or position,as to locate something.Buena suerte.

Pienso que en tal caso es suficiente decir : Suerte ? - porcupine7, Jul 18, 2011