cuidate ojos con las gatas
This was said by an argentinian - please can someone explain.
4 Answers
Are you sure that the word was not gafas (anteojos)? [del sol o oscuras]
Was he selling sun glasses? Were you shading your eyes?
Take care of your eyes with (sun) glasses.
cuídate los ojos con las gafas.
First of all, Cuidate, with no tilde is a 'voseo' (the way that Argentinians speak).
'Gata' is often referred to girls of bad reputation.
So, your sentence could be:
Cuidate loco, ojo con las gatas. -- Take care dude, be aware of mean girls
That's the gist, hope you can understand it, I'm sure that a 'rioplatense' would explain it better.
Are you sure it wasn't 'cuídate'? - take care of yourself for the first part ![]()
For the last part I would just guess that the person spoken to was being watched by a girl - hence gata - but that is a total guess lol.

