tu ta tiguera??

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Randall Bell

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tu ta = tu estas = you are

tiguera/tiguere (depending on if you're a man or woman) = a cultural world in latin america implying traits like - hustler, hard worker, scam artist, cheater, shrewd, pimp - all depending on the context. it's a loaded word and very context sensitive...
 

whiddons

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Depending on the nature of the conversation could be " are you a girl from the streets?" or "are you a chica that knows how to get things done?" or "are you a chica that knows whats up and how not to ghet screwed over?" or "are you a chica that is independent and able to do things on her own?"
All depends on intonation, tone and conversation
 
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1. you know the deal
2. you're nobody's fool
3. you're not to be trusted...you'll throw anybody under the bus to get yours
4. you think you're clever and got the world in your hands but reading a book or two sometime would not hurt
 

Givadogahome

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Like Randell said you are looking at context more than anything else. Someone you do not know speaking this to you is likely to be an insult. Someone you know well saying this with a smile is more than likely giving you are kicked back compliment if sorts. An officer of the law is likely to be arresting you, and your gran disowning you.
If you have walked away from it without argument or confrontation then it is likely loose chatter and means very little and that maybe you have done well at someone elses loss or lack of gain, shown some sorts of street level ability.
 

Zulu

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"Obi kanobi one master," or Sensei haha in preference 2 one that can't be fooled that means ur wise just dnt let ur guard dwn
 
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