What does this mean, for real?

Question

what does quitate de ayi mean in english, and give me the real definition please. and can you guys teach me spanish

Answer 1

"¡Quítate de ahí!" is literally translated as "Move away from there!". However, it's normally used when you want someone to get out of your way. So, a more natural translation -if the context is appropriate- would be: "Get out of my way!"

Answer 2

It means get away from there. quitate=get away or off, de=from , ayi=there

Trust me this is what it means.I don't like to joke around.