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What does no quiero algo que es hecho mean?

"No quiero algo que es hecho" translates to "I don't want something that is done/made/finished" in English.

Here's a breakdown:

* No quiero: I don't want

* Algo: something

* que es: that is

* hecho: done/made/finished

The phrase implies that the speaker is looking for something new, original, or unfinished.

Here are some possible contexts:

* If someone is looking for a new project: "I don't want something that's already been done, I want a fresh challenge."

* If someone is choosing a gift: "I don't want something that's already been made, I want something unique."

* If someone is describing their taste in art: "I don't like paintings that are too finished, I prefer something with more raw energy."

The specific meaning will depend on the context of the conversation.

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