phrase
General Slang
me piro
meh PEE-roh · phrase · slang
I'm out of here (Cuba)
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Definitions
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'I'm leaving / I'm off'. From 'pirarse' (to split).
“Ya es tarde, me piro.”
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me piro In A Sentence
Ya es tarde, me piro.
Origin & Usage
Cuban/peninsular Spanish; from 'pirarse'.
Variants
me piro vampiro
People Also Ask
What does 'me piro' mean?
It means 'I'm out of here' or 'I'm off' — a casual way to announce you're leaving.
Where does 'me piro' come from?
It comes from the verb 'pirarse', meaning to split or take off.
Is 'me piro' only used in Cuba?
No, it's also common in peninsular (Spain) Spanish, sometimes extended playfully to 'me piro, vampiro'.
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