Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
Anímate, no te arrepentirás
English translation:
come on, you won't regret it
Added to glossary by
Lisa Dahlander
Nov 10, 2004 18:47
19 yrs ago
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Spanish term
Anímate
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"Anímate, no te arrepentirás!"
Siempre siento que es difícil traducir animarse manteniendo el mismo sentido de la expresión. En este caso estaba pensando en "come on, you won't regret it" o algo parecido, pero no me siento 100 % contenta con esa traducción. Alguna idea, alguien?
Siempre siento que es difícil traducir animarse manteniendo el mismo sentido de la expresión. En este caso estaba pensando en "come on, you won't regret it" o algo parecido, pero no me siento 100 % contenta con esa traducción. Alguna idea, alguien?
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18 mins
Spanish term (edited):
An�mate
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come on, you won't regret it
Your suggestion sounds perfect, and perfectly colloquial.
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Note added at 21 mins (2004-11-10 19:09:11 GMT)
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(in American English, anyway)
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Note added at 21 mins (2004-11-10 19:09:11 GMT)
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(in American English, anyway)
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Comment: "Thanks, Ruth! I'll use my own suggestion then..."
2 mins
Spanish term (edited):
An�mate
go ahead / come on / don't think it twice.....
suerte
3 mins
Spanish term (edited):
An�mate
Have a go at it! You'll never regret it!
espero te sirva, es muy natural de esta manera.
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3 mins
Spanish term (edited):
An�mate
Go for It! (Go get them!)
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Peer comment(s):
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Patricia Fierro, M. Sc.
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thank you!MLD
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Stuart Allsop
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thank you!MLD
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Exequiela Goldini
14 mins
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thank you!MLD
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Natalia Zudaire
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thank you!MLD
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Javier Herrera (X)
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thank you!MLD
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Cristina Santos
5 hrs
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thank you!MLD
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Refugio
: Go get them? What would that mean in this context?//I am just asking...
10 hrs
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Ruth do you have a problem? if so maybe I can help you! I`ll be back at the office on Tuesday 16.11.2004. MLD
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3 mins
Spanish term (edited):
An�mate
So go on!
So go on! Is how it would translate into British English. And even more fun would then be, "You won't regret it!".
Ah, I know I won't.
Good luck!
Neil.
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Note added at 4 mins (2004-11-10 18:52:02 GMT)
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So, go on (with/without comma - your choice depending on the literature you\'re translating.
Ah, I know I won't.
Good luck!
Neil.
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Note added at 4 mins (2004-11-10 18:52:02 GMT)
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So, go on (with/without comma - your choice depending on the literature you\'re translating.
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Michele Fauble
: or 'come on'
15 mins
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agree |
María Leonor Acevedo-Miranda
41 mins
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4 mins
Spanish term (edited):
An�mate
dare (to) do it, you won't regret it!
dare or come on me parencen buenas opciones.
En que contexto aparece esto?
En que contexto aparece esto?
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20 mins
Spanish term (edited):
An�mate
Cheer up, you won't regret it..
IT DEPENDS ON THE CONTEXT..where Spanish says animate in varioius circumstances we would say a BUNCVH OF THINGS..
but in the sense of DON't LOSE HOPE..
it's Cheer UP..that is the MOST GENERIC
go for it...would be encouraging someone to for example, win a race
but in the sense of DON't LOSE HOPE..
it's Cheer UP..that is the MOST GENERIC
go for it...would be encouraging someone to for example, win a race
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Dyran Altenburg (X)
562 days
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4 hrs
Spanish term (edited):
An�mate
go for it, you'll never look back!
x
16 hrs
Spanish term (edited):
An�mate
Take the plunge / Take a dive
Hi Lisa,
If your context has anything to do with your other question, I think this could be perfect.
Suerte y sonrisas,
Álvaro :O) :O)
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Obviously, anything else along these lines would be equally suitable.
If your context has anything to do with your other question, I think this could be perfect.
Suerte y sonrisas,
Álvaro :O) :O)
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Note added at 16 hrs 20 mins (2004-11-11 11:08:47 GMT)
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Obviously, anything else along these lines would be equally suitable.
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