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What does No quiero verte ahorita mean?

"No quiero verte ahorita" in Spanish means "I don't want to see you right now".

Here's a breakdown of the phrase:

* No: No

* quiero: I want (present tense of "querer")

* verte: to see you (infinitive "ver" conjugated with the pronoun "te", which means "you" in the informal "tú" form)

* ahorita: right now, at this moment (informal, but very common in many Spanish-speaking regions)

The tone of the phrase depends on the context and how it is said. It could be:

* Firm and direct: If you are serious about not wanting to see the person at that moment.

* Gentle and apologetic: If you are politely declining to see them right now.

* Angry or frustrated: If you are upset with the person and don't want to see them.

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