aye te wacho
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What does "aye te wacho " mean
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updated Dec 29, 2013
posted by seatdude
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This is not spanish, it's a strange blend.
Maybe "aye" tries to say "Ayer", and "wacho" is a "spanished" way of sayng "watch" instead of "veo". So, maybe it's "Ayer te ví", "Yesterday I watched you".
updated Dec 29, 2013
posted by jaenero
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"aye te wacho" or "hay te wacho" "ay te wacho" "ahi te wacho.... means see you later, the hay "aye" context refers to a time and place = there. as in i meet you there. wacho is a slang/ spanglish form of whatch you. meaning see you.
updated Dec 29, 2013
posted by prevdodge
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What was the context you heard this in? What nationality was the speaker? What you posted seems like some sort of Spanglish.
updated Dec 15, 2013
posted by rodneyp
