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Not sure what this means. Help me please.

Not sure what this means. Help me please.

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I'm starting to enter a relationship with a Mexican girl. I don't speak very much Spanish. She doesn't speak much English. Yesterday we met and had an enjoyable two hours together. About an hour later, I got a text message from her. It started with the following;

Si esta bien suave. Me gusta mucho.!!

What does this mean?

The rest of her message I could understand and as near as I can tell, made no reference to the above.

Thanks people for your help!

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updated Jan 15, 2014
posted by hotazguy

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She is saying: You're very gentle. ( if young Mexicans speak in 'usted' form, I don't know that).

It may well mean something more exciting..Obviously she likes it/you anyway.

updated Jan 15, 2014
posted by annierats
Sounds as she will enjoy explaining to you. - annierats, Jan 15, 2014
See above for what she actually meant. I was hoping she was referring to me, not some creme. JAJAJA. - hotazguy, Jan 15, 2014
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I think that she was saying, "You are very soft," or something along the line. Maybe she's saying your much nicer than other guys.

updated Jan 15, 2014
posted by 00ffada9
I think I will ask her to clarify for me. - hotazguy, Jan 15, 2014
Good Idea. If it's okay with you, post what she actually meant. Good learning experience. - 00ffada9, Jan 15, 2014
She replied to my inquiry about what she meant. She was referring to some body lotion/creme that I gave her yesterday. "It is soft and I like it". Seems odd that she wouldn't say something like "La crema es suave, me gusta.". - hotazguy, Jan 15, 2014
We are just getting to know one another and that, coupled with language differences, create lots of room for confusion. Thanks so much! - hotazguy, Jan 15, 2014
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Nothing with being soft....

Yes, it's cool. I like it a lot.

updated Jan 15, 2014
posted by chileno
Thank you. I wasn't sure what "suave" meant. - 00ffada9, Jan 15, 2014
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The second sentence is basically "I love it!". The first sentence is something about "If it is soft."

Does that first sentence make any sense to you? Again, It's something about if you/it is soft.

Buena Suerte

updated Jan 15, 2014
posted by 00ffada9
no, it made no sense to me whatsoever. Suave can also mean charming I think but even then it would be "If it is charming". No comprende! - hotazguy, Jan 15, 2014
To try and help with context, the rest of the message was basically about her beating herself up over some things that have happened to her recently. Our two hour get together was, simply put, heaven! - hotazguy, Jan 15, 2014
Ohhhhh.... That might help! I'm replacing this comment with an answer. Give me a second. - 00ffada9, Jan 15, 2014