Significado de "abrirse" I have heard this verb a few times and it still confuses me to this day. I have always considered "abrir" to mean "open", like a book. "I am an open book" means that I am avai

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Significado de "abrirse" I have heard this verb a few times and it still confuses me to this day. I have always considered "abrir" to mean "open", like a book. "I am an open book" means that I am available and sincere to answer any questions you have, without hiding anything. However, I once heard a Colombian say "yo me abro" and I thought he meant that he was opening up to anything. I thought it had the opposite meaning, because apparently it means something more like "yo me cierro," or I am cutting myself off. Is this phrase common in all varieties of Spanish, or is it particular to Colombia, or even more regional than that? It is incredibly weird to me that it has this meaning. Thanks!

2013年11月8日 02:43

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¡Hola! En España también utilizamos "abrirse" con el significado de marcharse, pero solo en una conversación muy informal. "Bueno chicos, yo me abro"

2013年11月8日

abrirse in this context in colombia means to go, so "yo me abro" means "i have to go", and yes, as far as i know it's used only here

2013年11月8日

En Argentina se utiliza la frase informal "yo me abro" como para desligarse de una situación o compromiso que se tenía. Por ejemplo. Yo no quiero tener que ver con esa pelea, yo me abro!! I do not want to be involved in that argument, yo me abro!!

2013年11月8日

In México. In the city where I live or at least between the group of people I talk to we do not use "yo me abro" or something like that. I have heard that sometimes some people say to other "Abrete" when they are in a conversation circle talking and someone new wants to participate. So you need to "abrirte" to make free space for the new person in the circle. Besides that, I haven't used it in other different way than "open"

2013年11月8日

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