Yo estamos muy barachado y cueden a comer
0
votes
Any chance anyone knows what this means?
Thanks!
2924 views
updated SEP 13, 2009
posted by 0013615c
2 Answers
0
votes
That sentence does not make any sense. Maybe he/she meant "Yo estoy muy emborrachado" or "(Nosotros) estamos muy emborrachados" ,that means "I'm very drunk" (I think). But, about the second part "y cueden a comer" I have no idea. I'm a native Spanish speaker, and my English is not so good.
updated SEP 13, 2009
edited by Juanjo23
posted by Juanjo23
0
votes
I we are very "barachado" y "cueden" to eat.
I makes no sense to me. Where did you find it'
updated OCT 19, 2008
posted by lazarus1907
