what does cojido mean
he cojido los tullos y sigo deciendo que me inportas mucho
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I think the correct sentence is: He cogido los tuyos y sigo diciendo que me importas mucho. Cogido is the past participle of coger which means "to take" among other things.
he cojido los tullos y sigo deciendo que me inportas mucho
After fixing the spelling:
He cogido los tuyos y sigo diciendo que me importas mucho.
I have taken yours and I still say that you matter a lot to me.
"He cogido...." generally means "I have taken....."
That word means different things depending on what country you're talking about. In some countries it simply means to pick up or take, while in other countries it's the ultimate swear word. Only you know the truth......
That word means different things depending on what country you're talking about. In some countries it simply means to pick up or take, while in other countries it's the ultimate swear word. Only you know the truth......
Yes, generally, in my experience in Spain cojido is usually considered normal as in
él cogió el autobús="he caught the bus" él ha cogido un pez= he has caught a fish.
To my knowledge it was only the South Americans who saw it in its "j'oer" sense.
cojido means : took
what does the whole sentence say
