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What does esa quien ess mean in English?

"Esa quien ess" is not grammatically correct Spanish.

It seems like a possible misspelling or an incomplete phrase. It's likely a combination of "Esa" and "quién es," which would translate to:

"Who is she?"

Here's a breakdown of the words:

* Esa: That (feminine singular)

* quién: who

* es: is

Therefore, the correct phrase should be "Esa, ¿quién es?" which directly translates to "That one, who is she?"

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