HomeQ&AI'm trying to translate a spanish phrase (I think it is a colloquilism, so am having trouble with it): "Como la pinten brinca y al son toquen baila"
I'm trying to translate a spanish phrase (I think it is a colloquilism, so am having trouble with it): "Como la pinten brinca y al son toquen baila"
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This was found engraved on a sword in a friends basement. The translations I get spat out from babelfish are useless and make little sense, so I think it is a spanish saying, but am unsure of a similar saying in english?
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updated NOV 26, 2009
posted by leez1984
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How do you say I love you too in Spanish ?
updated NOV 26, 2009
posted by ven3627
Unrelated questions should be posted separately. - 0074b507, NOV 26, 2009
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"Como la pinten brinca y al son le toquen baila"
it means that someone always accepts coming challenges, no matters how difficult they are.
updated NOV 26, 2009
posted by AntMexico
A literal translation "no matters the kiind of line they draw, he(she) jumps it and no matters the rythm played he/she always dances it" - AntMexico, NOV 26, 2009
talking about the sword it means that is "all powerful" - AntMexico, NOV 26, 2009
Thank you! my friend will love this - leez1984, NOV 26, 2009
