Thread: вытешь

Two girls go to the general-store "На вкус и цвет" and one of them says to her friend, Jane:
- Жеин, вот вытешь "На вкус и цвет"!
Clearly It isn't "видишь" nor for т, nor for е. I have found in the net "вытешь", but not its meaning.What does it mean? Thanks.

вытешь - colloquial singular imperative from вытесать. Literature form is вытеши.
But it is meaningless in this context.
видишь seems to be OK

Originally Posted by radomir

It isn't "видишь" nor for т, nor for е.

mixing of Е and И is normal in unstressed position.

— Джейн, вот видишь, "На вкус и цвет"!

Jane is traditionally translated as Джейн

Originally Posted by radomir

Two girls go to the general-store "На вкус и цвет" and one of them says to her friend, Jane:
- Жеин, вот вытешь "На вкус и цвет"!

Where does this come from? A link please, if possible.

Thank you. It is from the Course Golosa.Давайте послушаем 8-30
http://www.gwu.edu/~slavic/golosa/audio/audio1-4e.htm

"Джини, вот видишь - "На вкус и цвет", это новый универмаг, его только что открыли".
Lo que dice es "видишь".

Si un oído ruso lo oye así, así será.