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dejar en visto

To read someone's message and leave it unanswered. Read receipt: yes. Reply: nowhere.

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01To leave someone on read.

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Hear it in everyday life

  1. Le pregunté la hora y me dejó en visto.

    I asked them what time it was, and they left me on read.

  2. No me dejes en visto, ¿vienes o no?

    Don't leave me on read. Are you coming or not?

  3. Te dejé en visto porque estaba cocinando.

    I left you on read because I was cooking.

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No me dejes en visto.

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