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What does "El te la ponía en china" mean??
I read this phrase (don't remember where) and I have no idea what it means! I hope someone can shed a light on this one.
Thanks a lot in advance! Manuel |
Doesn't seem coherent for me, but maybe, if this was "él te la ponía en chino", this could be that there is a man who used to make a situation difficult for you. ("En chino" is often used to say that something is as difficult as trying to understand Chinese language.) :thinking:
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Actually, it could mean two things, as I see it.
He thought you were in China or He would place you (he would send you to China) in China. Obviously context is everything, right? |
I agree... it might also mean, "he could set it in (or send it to) China", meaning the man can send the thing you already know about, to that country. :thinking:
@Manuel: I'm glad you found something useful about all this anyway. :D |
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