ese

Meaning

that

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈesɪ/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: ipse

In summary

From Old Galician-Portuguese esse, from Latin ipse.

Sentences

Non creo que ese sexa un tema menor .

I don't think that's a minor issue.

Ese home que viron os nenos veu a galope por algo .

The man who saw the children came to the gallop for something.

Ese ano a banda volve a reunirse para a gravación dun novo disco.

That year the band reunited for the recording of a new record.

Ese día celébrase en Rusia o Día da Radio .

This day is celebrated in Russia as Radio Day.

Como se podería ter evitado ese sufrimento ?

How could this suffering have been averted?

Ese tempo , di , aproveitarán para que as os nenos " rematen as clases".

That time, he says, will be used to get the kids to "finish the classes."