Ese

[Mark Zuckerberg]

A fellow Hispanic, your close friend or homey, homeboy.

[Tanya Shivari]

all these other definitions are wrong. ese is used mostly by MEXICAN gang bangers. ESE is used by Surenos. If you believe every Hispanic ethnicity uses the word ese, then take a trip up to northern California.

[Justin Bieber]

Basically means homeboy, dog, dude, man, or homes. Usually used by Mexicans.

[Britney]

Refers to the person you are talking to or talking about. It takes the place of words like fool,nigga,and dog when used on the streets by youth. In 2007 it is mostly used by gang members or by people refering to Mexican American gang members, but not exclusively. The word was used long before the Mexican Mafia, or surenos, existed. Pachucos, Mexican American zoot suiters of the 1940s, used the word ese in Los Angeles, Tucons, El Paso, San Jose, Albuquerque, Gilroy to name a few documented locations. It is true that todays Mexican American gang members from northern California, aka nortenos, refrain from saying the word ese. This is because ese is how you pronounce the letter S in Spanish and they take that as referring to S for surenos, Mexican American gang members belonging to the 13, the Mexican Mafia that originated in southern california but is now in northern california and other U.S. states.

[Becky]

ESE means the letter S which stands for SURENO or southsider. So thats why Mexicans that are surenos use it.

[Dave Paprocki]

What you call a fellow vato, basicaly means homeboy

[Hina Muqadas]

like nigga....for hispanics

[Jason Yan]

Commonly mistaken to mean homie, buddy, or gang coworker, this word is actually used as a password gateway into the telepathic community grid only known by Mexicans, Latinos, and anyone else who looks remotely like George Lopez. This telepathy internet has been accessed in secret by our people for a millennium, since the time of the Incas, Aztecs, and Bantu. Today we use this tool as a method of strictly important communication, usually to discuss common or new methods of pile-driving [chika]s, petty theft, or crossing borders. Anyone caught speaking this word intending to access our thought network will be located and drowned in beans, which we always have handy.

[Donald Trump]

Forming adjectives and nouns denoting an inhabitant or language of a country or city.