please tell me the meaning of the following sentence?

[maryam63]

"you don't mind me setting for a spell I hope Elvira"

 

[bhaisahab]

"You don't mind me setting for a spell I hope, Elvira."

Assuming that it's not a typo, "setting" is a form of "sitting"used in some dialects. "for a spell" means "for a while/for some time".

 

[Raymott]

"you don't mind me setting for a spell I hope Elvira"

It also means, "You don't mind me preparing to cast a magic spell I hope, Elvira?"

 

[Rover_KE]

For the second time today, maryam, a better title would have been 'You don't mind me setting for a spell'.



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