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What does baja de educacion mean?

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Hello my friends, can someone help me understand what "baja de educacion" is? I'm really baffled with this one, thanks

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updated Oct 8, 2011
posted by carefree

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"Educado" does not refer to ones academic learning,but to his/her social performance. The meaning is that the person is lacking in social graces. "Cultar" relates to academic learning.

baja de educación has nothing to do with educado. While you are correct as it regards "educado", bajo de educación always refers to being poorly educated, lack of education or some variant thereof.

updated Oct 8, 2011
posted by Jack-OBrien
Thanks Jack! Appreciate your expansion and clarification of the topic. - kmaakheru, Oct 8, 2011
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My native speaker girlfriend (Mexican Spanish) agrees that this refers to someone who lacks manners and social graces.

updated Oct 8, 2011
posted by Cjitter
There are many ways of expressing a single idea. As we learn here, one must/should be open to this reality. - kmaakheru, Oct 8, 2011
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"Educado" does not refer to ones academic learning,but to his/her social performance. The meaning is that the person is lacking in social graces. "Cultar" relates to academic learning.

updated Oct 8, 2011
posted by kmaakheru
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Hi,

Baja educacion is used to express that somebody has a poor education, it could refers to a person who never visit the school or a person who don't shows respect for the other.

updated Oct 8, 2011
posted by darrenup
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I'm just going to guess on this one but I think it means "lower education." as opposed to higher or advanced education!

updated Oct 7, 2011
posted by drvicente
Or could it be below education? I need a context to work form on this one!¡Qué lástima! - drvicente, Oct 7, 2011
Could it mean not very educated/poorly educated, as in did not acheive a high level of education? - Stadt, Oct 7, 2011
Me parece que sí, Stadt..como el analfabetismo...¿gente que no lee ni escribe bien? - drvicente, Oct 7, 2011