Ese

Ese is a very sweet person. Though she may be forgetful and makes mistakes like the rest of us, she tries her best to fix them, and that’s a good feature of hers. She’s also gorgeous.

“Ese is so kind”
“Yea, she is.”

ese

Ese is recorded in English for a “fellow Hispanic man” in the 1960s. It became more a general term of address by the 1980s, though ese remains closely associated with Chicano culture in the US.

Ese originates in Mexican Spanish. Ese literally means “that” or “that one,” and likely extended to “fellow man” as shortened from expressions like ese vato, “that guy.”

Ese

A slang term for a male friend in Mexican- Spanish.

You (white person): What's good, ese.
Your ese: What's good my cracker?

Ese

a peng yute from Waterford, Top Tier guy.

Ese is amazing

ese sabe de caca!

that means to say that taste like shit!!

CaeCae:hey man stop making food porque ese sabe de caca!

Maria: ew your stanky

jaun: punches maira

eso es

how spanish speaking person would decipher if someone says 'SOS'. 'eso es' literally means 'it is what it is'.

Me: I have an emergency
Spanish person: no hablo ingles (I don't speak English)
Me: SOS
Spanish person: Si, eso es. Bien (yes, it is what it is, fine)

ES timing

Being extremely late to any event, to the point you question how a person can even be late. The term was popularised by ES.

1- ‘why are they taking so long to arrive?’
2- It’s ES timing.