Por echo

Question

I have been hearing the phrase por echo alot and was wondering what that translates into. Thanks

Answer 1

Jeeni, just to mention the spelling:

echo:echar: throw out
hecho, hacer: do

Answer 2

Don't mention it.

Answer 3

Yeah, it probably was por hecho that I was hearing, thank you all so much.

Answer 4

"por eso" is also very commonly translated as "that´s why"

"I have to work all day. That´s why I can´t study."
Its a little less formal sounding than "for this reason".

Answer 5

Dunia, I think you keep misspelling hecho as echo.

Answer 6

Oh ok Thankyou!

Answer 7

No, it has nothing to do "por eso" = for this reason.

"Trabajo todo el día, por eso no puedo estudiar"

"¿Vendrás a buscarme'" "Dalo por echo"

Answer 8

Would "por eso" kind of mean the same thing as "por hecho" '

Answer 9

The post has come out in the wrong place. Swally is right

"Por echo" means "for certain" "for sure" in any context.

"De echo" = in fact

Answer 10

It is as you say.

Answer 11

It should be por hecho which is "in fact". I agree, more context would be helpful.

Answer 12

I imagine its: por Hecho

This means "for certain"

Tomarlo por hecho : Consider it done/Its a done deal

Having the context would be helpful...

Answer 13

I haven't ever heard "por echo."
Maybe you heard "de hecho"?
That means "in fact"