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Que bueno!!! Te lo robo sin permiso

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i have upload a video from youtube link, and somebody like the link but give me the comment "QUE BUENO!!! TE LO ROBO SIN PERMISO" i get confused, she liked it but on contrary give this comment. i get confused with the expression in use.

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updated May 10, 2010
posted by Alfa-Sukatmo

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What it means is: "That's so good" I'll steal it (from you) without (your) permission!"

This person is making a joke of sorts, first because - of course - stealing and "without your permission" is redundant. Deliberately so in this case, I think.

Secondly, it is funny because what she means is: "I liked this video, I am going to download it, reference it, cross-post it - whatever", and she's letting you know by stating that she's "stealing it".

updated May 10, 2010
posted by Gekkosan
Can you explain this better? Maybe step by step maestro? No comprendes bien porque es asi. - jeezzle, May 9, 2010
Context and custom, Jeezle. Context - Alfa states that this person seemed to like his video. There is no mention anywhere that somebody stole the video from him, and he states that it's his own production. - Gekkosan, May 9, 2010
Custom- people often use that expression "te lo robo"; when they really like something. "It's so good that I simply have to steal it from you." - Gekkosan, May 9, 2010
I always assume that everyone is lying to me, so by assumption, there is something happening that is not being said,. I will assume that te lo robo = I must have it (I like it) - jeezzle, May 9, 2010
There, that's perfect. "I must have it" (and I'm going to take it whether you want to give it to me or not). - Gekkosan, May 10, 2010
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You stole it without permission. Is it a licensed link? Sounds like sarcasm to me.

updated May 10, 2010
posted by jeezzle
no, it's not a licensed link, youtube.com would have block that video if it violated copyright - Alfa-Sukatmo, May 9, 2010
Can you post it? I want to look at it and get a better idea. Gracias. - jeezzle, May 9, 2010
Not "you stole it". "Te lo robo" - "I am stealing / will steal it from you" - Gekkosan, May 9, 2010
I assumed it was robó not robo. - jeezzle, May 9, 2010