What does as escribe con eme mayuscula I te zeta mean?

The phrase "escribe con eme mayúscula I te zeta" is a playful, informal way of saying "write with a capital 'E' and then 'I' and 'Z'".

Here's the breakdown:

* escribe: means "write" in Spanish.

* con: means "with" in Spanish.

* eme mayúscula: refers to the letter "E" written in uppercase (capital).

* I: refers to the letter "I" in lowercase.

* te: is a conjunction, indicating a change in direction ("and then").

* zeta: refers to the letter "Z" in lowercase.

Therefore, the phrase is a silly instruction to write the letters "E", "I", and "Z" in that specific order. This is likely a game or a challenge of some sort.