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hi does '' eya me mando un mensaje'' mean, she sent me a message
3 Answers
James Santiago said:
"Eya" here is just a misspelling of "ella." There is no "oye" ("hey") in the phrase. But, yes, you have the meaning correct.
Not knowing what "eya" meant, I was referring more to the necessity of the "ó" as it looked like Cecy was sending herself a message.
"Eya" here is just a misspelling of "ella." There is no "oye" ("hey") in the phrase. But, yes, you have the meaning correct.
No, but "oye ella me mandó un mensaje" does.