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11:23 Aug 5, 2002
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Art/Literary / script
English term or phrase:Tickle!, Tickle!
Hi There,
Could you please help me with this? There is not much context, and that is why I can't really come up with anything that sounds fine. "Somebody trying to pick up a girl in a Campus. When he is getting to her, the Campus guard says: Tickle!, Tickle!.
Thanks for you help
Explanation: Of course, it really depends which country your audience is in. But in Spain, you may say "cuchi cuchi" in a similar way as "tickle tickle" is used in the US, meaning, as a "threat" to tickle someone.
Explanation: Aparentemente hay algo de sarcasmo en la expresión del cuidador que puede interpretarse de diversas formas dependiendo de las costumbres del lugar.
Ernesto de Lara Local time: 02:38 Native speaker of: Spanish PRO pts in pair: 5827
Explanation: Of course, it really depends which country your audience is in. But in Spain, you may say "cuchi cuchi" in a similar way as "tickle tickle" is used in the US, meaning, as a "threat" to tickle someone.
Dagnia United Kingdom Local time: 09:38 Native speaker of: Spanish, English PRO pts in pair: 6
Explanation: Espero que le ayude. ¡Buena suerte, Drake!
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Сергей Лузан Russian Federation Local time: 13:38 Native speaker of: Russian PRO pts in pair: 505