Question for the Beaners

[Admiral Yi]

When you call someone "ese," what exactly does that mean?

[lustindarkness]

Ask a mexican, I thinks it comes from gangs but used as "homeboy" or similar.

[katmai]

Ask a mexican, I thinks it comes from gangs but used as "homeboy" or similar.

Who you calling a beaner!?!

[lustindarkness]

Ask a mexican, I thinks it comes from gangs but used as "homeboy" or similar.

Who you calling a beaner!?!

Frozen beaner.

[katmai]

The Plantain eating mofo is correct though.

[lustindarkness]

The Plantain eating mofo is correct though.

Asshole, I don't have any plantains, and now I really want some. 

[katmai]

The Plantain eating mofo is correct though.

Asshole, I don't have any plantains, and now I really want some. 

Turn in your Boriqua card then ese!

[lustindarkness]

The Plantain eating mofo is correct though.

Asshole, I don't have any plantains, and now I really want some. 

Turn in your Boriqua card then ese!

Boricua, and I'm too lazy to go to the store at 9:30 in the evening just for platanos. 

[Barrister]

Does eating beans every day for three weeks in Brazil make me a beaner?

[Martim Silva]

When you call someone "ese," what exactly does that mean?

If meaning an object = "that thing over there"

If a person = "that guy", and indicating a slightly negative/negative opinion of the person.

[katmai]

Does eating beans every day for three weeks in Brazil make me a beaner?

No.

[merithyn]

If a person = "that guy", and indicating a slightly negative/negative opinion of the person.

Hmm. That doesn't seem in keeping with how it's used here. It's more like "buddy", and certainly isn't used negatively that I've seen.

[Razgovory]

In Latin it's the verb meaning eat.

[Barrister]

Does eating beans every day for three weeks in Brazil make me a beaner?

No.

Thank God. *phew*

[katmai]

Does eating beans every day for three weeks in Brazil make me a beaner?

No.

Thank God. *phew*

We wouldn't want you, ya dirty Uke.

And no one I know calls Brazilians "beaners"