Hola, is “with me” implied? Don't get cocky with me."(HINT: ponerse chulo = to get cocky)
No te me pongas chulo.
I found this on
spanishdictionary.com:
No te pongas chulo conmigo; te conozco desde que eras un bebé.Don't get cocky with me; I've known you since you were a little baby.
Muchas gracias, Shirley.
No words for “With me”
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No words for “With me”
This question relates to:Spanish lesson "Spanish dativo de interés - specific use of Spanish indirect object pronouns"
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Hola Shirley
In the sentence using "me" (the dativo), it is implied, meaning "with me" - you don't need to add it. What Spanishdic is giving you is an alternative that is more literal and also correct, but the meaning is the same.
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