Cristiano
The phrase that I don't understand is:
Ya. En cristiano, "ahora somos amigo'"
4 Answers
you missed a letter
"ahora somos amigos'" = " are we friends'"
but it seems a normal sentence , it doesnt have valuable meaning.
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this is very colloquial and may only be understood in Spain:
Ya. En cristiano, "ahora somos amigo'" Ok, so now in clear text: are we friends now?
En cristiano: to talk correctly, clearly, often used as "speak correct Spanish"
The sentence does not make much sense as it is, without context, and the last part is grammatically incorrect.
I'm afraid your question isn't clear enough. Perhaps you could add some context. It would also help if you could make clear exactly which part was being quoted.