what does "SOU" mean?
SOU in spanish means'
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I didn't want to be the 1st person to "go out on a limb" but (after Eddy's reply), it might also be a reference to the old French coin (monetary unit).
You have provided no context! it's not even clear whether this is a normal word written entirely in caps of some sort of abbreviation. There are a number of knowledgeable people in this forum but (as far as I know) no mind readers.
Hi t
This is probably Portuguese and you are mistaking it for Spanish. It is derived from the verb "Ser" meaning to be. It is the first person present indicative, Eu Sou - I am. They have probably just dropped the personal pronoun leaving "sou".
Here is a link to Spanish acronyms but no SOU
t, please provide context, as Quentin suggested. (Where did you hear / see this? What was the sentence') It sounds like an abbreviation, so without context we can't even guess.
SOU in spanish means'
You get various hits when you google SOU. I think that, however, they are deleting discussions where context is not provided, so it wouldn't serve much purpose to provide links..