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I am pretty fluent in spanish but “oye” in terms of greeting means “hey”. “Oye�...

Sammy December 21, 2020 1:35 am

I am pretty fluent in spanish but “oye” in terms of greeting means “hey”. “Oye” also means “to hear”, but thats a lot different, I don’t know exactly how to explain it lol

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    Bell December 21, 2020 1:48 am

    If "oye" is alone then it means "hey", but if it's in a more complicated phrase or conjugated like for example..."¿Lo oyes?/You hear that?" ,"¿Me oyes?/You hear me?", "Lo oímos/We hear it" or "Te oigo/I hear you" then it's referring to the verb "oír" (to hear).
    I hope it's understandable haha *laughs in spanish*

    Sammy December 21, 2020 5:59 pm

    YES EXACTLY!!! U PERFECTLY WORDED WHAT I WAS TRYING TO EXPLAIN