"letraherida"

Question

I saw this in a newspaper article. I'm guessing it may mean something like "semi-literate". Does any native speaker know this word? I can give context later but not now as my internet time is about to dieeeeeeeeeeeeee byeeeeeeeeee

Answer 1

This would have been a good sentence to include on the discussion of long, complex Spanish sentences.

First I'll need to wait for my head to stop spinning before I can respond...:) - pesta, Sep 22, 2011

Answer 2

Hi birdy, on page ten you will find the definition, cannot be copied, the book quentin just added to teh thread.

page ten, second paragraph - 00494d19, Sep 22, 2011

Guau! Has Gloria Steinhem read this? - Jeremias, Sep 22, 2011

You just need to learn to be a better thief. - 0074b507, Sep 22, 2011

Answer 3

One context. And don't forget that letra can also be song lyrics or the arts.

Answer 4

Thanks for the great replies.

Answer 5

Wow, how these men do go on! So I was completely wrong. It seems, at the least that she is articulate, literary and probably accomplished. Do correct me if I have still not grasped the idea gottago!