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What is the meaning of "que ni que?" I heard it in Mexico while conversing with a friend, when I made the comment:

Solo hay una manera de saberlo, no¿no?

And the response was:

Eso que ni que!

From context, I can tell thenthe general meaning, was one of agreement with my statement. But what is the specific, literal, or historical meaning of the phrase?

What is the meaning of "que ni que?" I heard it in Mexico while conversing with a friend, when I made the comment:

Solo hay una manera de saberlo, no?

And the response was:

Eso que ni que!

From context, I can tell then general meaning, was one of agreement with my statement. But what is the specific, literal, or historical meaning of the phrase?

What is the meaning of "que ni que?" I heard it in Mexico while conversing with a friend, when I made the comment:

Solo hay una manera de saberlo, ¿no?

And the response was:

Eso que ni que!

From context, I can tell the general meaning, was one of agreement with my statement. But what is the specific, literal, or historical meaning of the phrase?

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Meaning of "que ni que"

What is the meaning of "que ni que?" I heard it in Mexico while conversing with a friend, when I made the comment:

Solo hay una manera de saberlo, no?

And the response was:

Eso que ni que!

From context, I can tell then general meaning, was one of agreement with my statement. But what is the specific, literal, or historical meaning of the phrase?