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This is an attempt at translation by someone who has merely a slight understanding of Spanish, but could use corrections and fill-ins from one who is fluent. (pd: me,LuzRoja29 , already corrected your mistakes
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This is an attempt at translation by someone who has merely a slight understanding of Spanish, with corrections and fill-ins from one who is fluent.
  
 
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|Boring
 
|Boring
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|¡Que aburrimiento!
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|¡Qué aburrimiento!
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|"What boredom!"
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|"Such a boredom!"
 
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|Brilliant
 
|Brilliant
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|Bummer
 
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|Leches.
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|¡Leches!
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|"milks."(literally)
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|As in the plural form of "milk". It's an old Spanish interjection for expressing surprise or, in this case, irritation.
 
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|Bungee
 
|Bungee
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|Drop
 
|Drop
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|Han llegado refuerzos .
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|Han llegado refuerzos.
 
|"Reinforcements have arrived."
 
|"Reinforcements have arrived."
 
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|FirstBlood
 
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|Se termino la fiesta.
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|Se terminó la fiesta.
 
|"Party's over."
 
|"Party's over."
 
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|Hurry
 
|Hurry
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|¡Rapido!
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|¡Rápido!
 
|"Fast!"
 
|"Fast!"
 
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|IllGetYou
 
|IllGetYou
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|ya te pillare yo.
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|Ya te pillaré yo.
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|.I'll catch you
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|"I'll catch you."
 
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|Incoming
 
|Incoming
 
|¡Bomba va!
 
|¡Bomba va!
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|bomb incoming!
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|"Bomb incoming!"
 
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|Jump1
 
|Jump1
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|JustYouWait
 
|JustYouWait
 
|¡La que te espera!
 
|¡La que te espera!
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|"the one that awaits you"
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|Literally "That which awaits you!" but its meaning is akin to "(Something dangerous) is coming for you!"
 
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|Kamikaze
 
|Kamikaze
 
|¡Tora tora tora!
 
|¡Tora tora tora!
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|The title of an [//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tora!_Tora!_Tora! 1970 epic war film] that dramatizes the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
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|The title of a [//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tora!_Tora!_Tora! 1970 epic war film] that dramatizes the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
 
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|Laugh
 
|Laugh
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|LeaveMeAlone
 
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|dejame en paz!
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|¡Basta ya!
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|"leave me in peace".
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|"Enough already!"
 
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|Missed
 
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|OiNutter
 
|OiNutter
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|ay chalao!.
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|¡Ay chalao!
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|"ow, stupid!", something like thath
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|"Ow, you lunatic!"
 
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|Ooff1
 
|Ooff1
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|RunAway
 
|RunAway
 
|¡A correr!
 
|¡A correr!
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|"To run!" – Not sure about this.
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|"Let's run!" but meant imperiously.
 
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|Stupid
 
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|¿Estás loco?
 
|"Are you crazy?"
 
|"Are you crazy?"
 
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|TakeCover
 
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|Ponte a cubierto!
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|¡Ponte a cubierto!
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|"take cover"
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|"Take cover!"
 
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|Traitor
 
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|WatchThis
 
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|Enemigo a las doce.
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|enemy at twelve.
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|"Enemy at twelve."
 
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|WhatThe
 
|WhatThe
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|Ahí viene.
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|its coming.
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|"It's coming."
 
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|YesSir
 
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|YoullRegretThat
 
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|Éspere, y verás.
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|Espera, y verás.
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|"Wait, you'll see." – Not sure about this. (in fact, is acurrate)
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|"Wait, you'll see."
 
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== See also ==
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* [[References to other media]]

Latest revision as of 20:24, 21 February 2023

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This is an attempt at translation by someone who has merely a slight understanding of Spanish, with corrections and fill-ins from one who is fluent.

Filename Transcription Notes
Amazing ¡Asombroso! "Amazing!"
Boring ¡Qué aburrimiento! "Such a boredom!"
Brilliant ¡Increíble! "Incredible!"
Bummer ¡Leches! As in the plural form of "milk". It's an old Spanish interjection for expressing surprise or, in this case, irritation.
Bungee ¡Aiiiiii!
ByeBye ¡Chau! "Bye!"
Collect *click* Bien! "Well!"
ComeOnThen ¡Date prisa! "Hurry up!"
Coward ¡Gallina! "Chicken!"
DragonPunch Ahí va eso. "There goes that."
Drop Han llegado refuerzos. "Reinforcements have arrived."
Excellent ¡Excelente! "Excellent!"
Fatality ¡Jajajaja! "Hahahaha!"
Fire ¡Dispara! "Shoot!"
FireBall Hadouken.
FirstBlood Se terminó la fiesta. "Party's over."
Flawless No hay problema. "No problem."
GoAway ¡Fuera de aquí! "Out of here!"
Grenade ¡Granada! "Grenade!"
Hello Hola. "Hello."
Hurry ¡Rápido! "Fast!"
IllGetYou Ya te pillaré yo. "I'll catch you."
Incoming ¡Bomba va! "Bomb incoming!"
Jump1 jup hup
Jump2 jup jup
JustYouWait ¡La que te espera! Literally "That which awaits you!" but its meaning is akin to "(Something dangerous) is coming for you!"
Kamikaze ¡Tora tora tora! The title of a 1970 epic war film that dramatizes the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
Laugh ¡Jaja ja jaja! "Haha ha haha!"
LeaveMeAlone ¡Basta ya! "Enough already!"
Missed Fallaste. "You failed."
Nooo ¡Nooo! Doesn't fade out.
OhDear Me muero. "I die."
OiNutter ¡Ay chalao! "Ow, you lunatic!"
Ooff1 uf
Ooff2 o
Ooff3 ai
Ow1 a
Ow2 jo
Ow3 jup
Oops ¡Caramba! "Darn!"
Orders ¡Ataca! "Attack!"
Ouch ai
Perfect Perfecto. "Perfect."
Revenge ¡Venganza! "Revenge!"
RunAway ¡A correr! "Let's run!" but meant imperiously.
Stupid ¿Estás loco? "Are you crazy?"
TakeCover ¡Ponte a cubierto! "Take cover!"
Traitor Traidor. "Traitor."
Uh-oh Uh oh. "Uh oh."
Victory ¡Victoria! "Victory!"
WatchThis Enemigo a las doce. "Enemy at twelve."
WhatThe Ahí viene. "It's coming."
YesSir Sí, señor. "Yes, sir."
YoullRegretThat Espera, y verás. "Wait, you'll see."

See also

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