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What does tu es lojo de la cabeza y bandejo mean in English?

This phrase is a combination of Spanish and Portuguese words that doesn't quite make grammatical sense in either language.

* "Tu es" is Spanish for "You are"

* "Lojo" is Portuguese for "eye" (although "ojo" is the Spanish spelling)

* "De la cabeza" is Spanish for "of the head"

* "Bandejo" is Spanish for "tray"

Putting it all together, a possible interpretation is "You are the eye of the head and the tray," but this doesn't make much sense.

It's likely a mispronounced or made-up phrase that doesn't have a clear meaning in either Spanish or Portuguese.

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