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Sacate billet. Spanish slang? Help!

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Hi, having trouble translating a text a girl just sent me.

"Pues sacate billet e ya"

Any help greatly appreciated.

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updated Aug 19, 2015
posted by SRD888
Welcome to SpanishDict! - crucesignatus, Aug 18, 2015
Gracias! - SRD888, Aug 18, 2015
You are very welcome Srd888! :) - crucesignatus, Aug 18, 2015

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Might it be "Sacate billete ya"? "Get yourself a ticket already!" What were you texting about?

updated Aug 18, 2015
posted by Winkfish
Ah, I think you've solved it for me - we were texting about me flying over to Spain! Thanks so much. - SRD888, Aug 18, 2015
So then get yourself a ticket already!! ;-) - Winkfish, Aug 18, 2015
And have fun in Spain!! - Winkfish, Aug 18, 2015
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Give me coin.

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updated Aug 18, 2015
posted by crucesignatus
Those are notes, rather than coins, but thanks,Cruce! - annierats, Aug 18, 2015
You are welcome Annie! :) - crucesignatus, Aug 18, 2015
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Lol, lol, lol

I didn't know that the word "billete" meant "boleto" in Spain. LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL

updated Aug 19, 2015
posted by crucesignatus
Well, that's what they say in the translators. Probably a regional variation. - Winkfish, Aug 18, 2015
Right; but I could not resist, sorry... - crucesignatus, Aug 18, 2015
No need to be sorry. Believe me, if you knew me, you'd understand! ;-) - Winkfish, Aug 18, 2015
hehe, thank you Winkfish.. lol lol lol; but respect keep respect (respetos guardan respetos), I say this for our Spanish friends. :) - crucesignatus, Aug 18, 2015
I agree, my friend! - Winkfish, Aug 19, 2015