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my first Spanish Question?
What does it mean when my spanish mate says Jason-Sei'
3 Answers
Scarlet, "sei" as a suffix is not Japanese. Of course, it's possible that Jason's friend doesn't know Japanese, and is using it as you say, but it's not Japanese. Sensei is a single word, not hyphenated. The characters literally mean "previously born," meaning that the person is older and presumably wiser.
Nice guess, though!
In which context have you heard this'
hello Jase.
Maybe they are talking in japanese ( I'm not kidding,you know like sen-sei, something I don't know ) because in spanish it have not any meanning.
The word that look like sei is "seis" six.
maybe they are talking "spanglish" and they want to say "Jason-sei = Jason say = Jason dice " . I really don't know.
Good luck with your request.
Rebeca
