what does "vete" mean
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What is the colloquial meaning of "vete"?
For instance how would it be used in different contexts or sentences?
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updated Jul 2, 2014
posted by ChicaCanadiense
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Is common used as !!Go away!!, but also just as Go
updated Oct 12, 2011
posted by Viggo
Hi Viggo - It is or it's commonly used. - Eddy, Oct 12, 2011
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"Vete" means go away! Like "vete de aqui":"go away from here". I also say "sal de aqui":"get out of here". "Sal de mi camino": "get out of my way". "Sal del camino":"get out the way".
updated Oct 12, 2011
posted by 00a4c226
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Using " vete" alone is not a very polite. it is as coffelate says," go away"
But now when friends are leaving or taking a trip we say " vete con cuidado" which would be: " go with care".
updated Jul 2, 2014
posted by pacofinkler
So what does "Vete de mi" mean? I see it is a very popular song in central america. - QueenT26, Jul 29, 2013
Its like go away from me - Reid13, Jul 2, 2014
