Lub Dub... Lub Dub...
Spanish translation: bum-bum, bum-bum
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| 10:28 May 31, 2001 |
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|  Selected response from: Mauricio López Langenbach New Zealand Local time: 21:14 | |||
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| na | pom pom |
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| na | bum-bum, bum-bum |
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| na | Tac tac |
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| na | bum-bum, bum-bum |
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| na | Lub Dub |
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5 mins
pom pom Explanation: I would say. Or at least, that's how mine sounds ;) |
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bum-bum, bum-bum Explanation: I'm attaching a link to a song by the Spanish singers Miguel Bosè and Ana Torroja, "Corazones." Reference: http://www.atame.org/m/miguel_bose/corazones.txt |
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Tac tac Explanation: Si es un texto científico yo te aconsejo que lo dejes como Lub Dub. Así lo he visto en apuntes de cardiología. Sin embargo, encontré la siguiente referencia en la que aparece que el "Ruido que producen ciertos movimientos acompasados, como el latido del corazón: Tac tac" Reference: http://www.interciudad.com/elhuevodechoc/onomato.htm |
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27 mins
bum-bum, bum-bum Explanation: Estoy de acuerdo con Andino, aunque en algunas referencias lo encontré como: "tac-tac" y "pumba-pumba" yo creo que "bum-bum" es lo que más se acerca al sonido onomatopéyico del latido del corazón, pues da la idea de bombeo y resonancia. Aquí encontré un link, que aunque habla de mascotas, menciona nuestra sugerencia "bum-bum." "para sentir el latido del corazón, cuente un "bum-bum" como un solo latido. También puede chequear el pulso en la parte interna..." www.zoodata.com/files/noticias/noticias.html Mucha suerte y saludos de Oso ¶:^) Anotada arriba |
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Lub Dub Explanation: This is an international established code and is not being translated. You say it the same in Spanish. You can find it in any medical book and dictionary. Hope this helps! :-) see above |
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