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I grew up in Arizona. Spoke a little Spanish. I have to explain a picture of a man in a hurry. I said "El wedo tiene siempre pisa." The Spanish course doesn't recognize the word wedo. Any ideas? And am I grammatically correct

7477 viewsupdated Aug 1, 2016posted by fldadof3A vote from me for filling out your profile. - Daniela2041, Jul 31, 2016And another vote from me for completing your profile. Thanks mate . The F Y S , above will no doubt straighten you out mate - ray76, Jul 31, 2016Het DD you forgot to give Fida his vote , you over the hill mate ? - ray76, Jul 31, 2016I voted, but sometinge SD has a brain fart and the vote doesn't stick. - Daniela2041, Jul 31, 2016Arrrrgh! "sometimes." - Daniela2041, Jul 31, 2016Yes that is true Daniela , I have to keep pressing it a few times also, I usually try to come back after a while , but also forget to . - ray76, Jul 31, 2016

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The word is really "güero" it means a white guy. And "pisa" is really "prisa."

The whole sentence means that the "White guy (or sometimes "the Gringo") is always in a hurry"

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updated Aug 1, 2016posted by Daniela2041Sorry, I joined the site and asked thee question before I saw the requirements. My appologies. My profile is complete and will begin the assignments ASAP. I also am in my last week of my Spanish class and have only you and your help to guide me. Thank You - fldadof3, Jul 31, 2016I was about to say this was asked just recently , thanks for stopping me from being a" pedantic interfering old fart" . - ray76, Jul 31, 2016Again my apologies. I do not have enough reputation to vote yet, But I give you my word I will fix that and vote for you. - fldadof3, Jul 31, 2016Ok i fixed that. I am going back to the home page and get my act together. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your help. - fldadof3, Jul 31, 2016Ray, some of us are proud to be PIOFs. - jtaniel, Aug 1, 2016🚀 Remove adsSpanishDictionary.com is the world's most popular Spanish-English dictionary, translation, and learning website.FEATURESTranslationConjugationVocabularyLearn SpanishGrammarWord of the DayABOUTAbout UsPrivacyTermsSite MapHelpContact UsSOCIAL NETWORKSFacebookXXInstagramAPPSAppleiOSAndroidAndroid IXL learning logo