Good Shirt Idea for Playa

[Rissask]

http://downinmexico.com/


Great idea!

I like it.

[monte]

Cute!! I've never had a problem with time share poeple in Playa. Maybe i don't fit their image of a time share person

Originally Posted by Rissask

http://downinmexico.com/


Great idea!

If I wear one of those shirts into the airport, will anybody welcome me?

[Heather]

That shirt would be a hit on 5th Ave!

For all of you Spanish speaking peeps how do you say "I have eaten" ? Another valuable phrase for Ave 5.

We were using "ya come" that seemed to work until my wife said that to one of the hair brading ladies :p everyone laughed, we nodded and walked away sheepishly.

I'm sure "ya come" is probably something like "me ate it"

[Rissask]

For all of you Spanish speaking peeps how do you say "I have eaten" ? Another valuable phrase for Ave 5.

He comido ya. That is what I got from an online free translator.

Or:

He acabado. means, I am finished. That should do the trick.

We usually smile and say, "Maybe manana."

[BonnyW]

Originally Posted by johnnyspud

For all of you Spanish speaking peeps how do you say "I have eaten" ? Another valuable phrase for Ave 5.

We were using "ya come" that seemed to work until my wife said that to one of the hair brading ladies :p everyone laughed, we nodded and walked away sheepishly.

I'm sure "ya come" is probably something like "me ate it"

When I heard this as a small child, I figured there were at least two (maybe more) meanings.
Comer=to eat
and
(slang)Comer=to copulate

I am not quite sure which meaning they were laughing at. There may be additional meanings.

[Clau]

Originally Posted by johnnyspud

For all of you Spanish speaking peeps how do you say "I have eaten" ? Another valuable phrase for Ave 5.

We were using "ya come" that seemed to work until my wife said that to one of the hair brading ladies :p everyone laughed, we nodded and walked away sheepishly.

I'm sure "ya come" is probably something like "me ate it"

Instead of "ya come" you should say "ya comí", with emphasis (sp?) in the i. It means "I already ate".
Hope that helps,