by americanvisasystemfromaus September 2, 2019
In Spanish it can mean two things, depending on which syllable is being stressed.
* está: literally means "is". It's used to refer to someone in third person, and to either describe this person or specify a location
* ésta: literally means "this". It always refer to a feminine subject.
In some latin american countries, the latter is also commonly used to to refer to one's genitalia, specifically (her/him)self's.
* está: literally means "is". It's used to refer to someone in third person, and to either describe this person or specify a location
* ésta: literally means "this". It always refer to a feminine subject.
In some latin american countries, the latter is also commonly used to to refer to one's genitalia, specifically (her/him)self's.
Variations of esta:
Maria: Juan está en su casa y está triste (Juan _is_ at his home and _is_ sad)
Luis: Espero que ésta sea la ultima vez. (I hope _this_ is the last time)
Mario: Por qué no venis y me chupas ésta? (Why don't you come and suck _this_?)
Maria: Juan está en su casa y está triste (Juan _is_ at his home and _is_ sad)
Luis: Espero que ésta sea la ultima vez. (I hope _this_ is the last time)
Mario: Por qué no venis y me chupas ésta? (Why don't you come and suck _this_?)
by bella.ciao July 29, 2019
by rrock-dude December 3, 2008
when you go to stores and lie about how many clothes you bring in a change room, then put on the new clothes under your normal clothes and walk out.
by ciaoaiai October 31, 2006
Esta pasao is a Puertorican slang phrase used to mean "you're trippin" or "you're crazy" in a joking manner.
Ex. "Esta gente esta pasao!" or "este tipo crees que es macho! Esta pasao..."
Translation- "These people are trippin(crazy)" and "this guy thinks he's tough! He's trippin..."
Translation- "These people are trippin(crazy)" and "this guy thinks he's tough! He's trippin..."
by ElTransladorBoricua November 29, 2017
by TheDrift3r March 23, 2017