Spanish Buzlight Year , is it normal not to understand a cartoon figure?

Question

I was walking through a store and saw a Spanish Buzlight Year and there was a Spanish option. So I hit the button and I couldn't understand him lol ...Is that bad? I guess you only know what you study

Please use proper spelling, grammar and capitalization as there are people trying to learn English on this site too-Thanks!!! - MeEncantanCarasSonrisas, May 29, 2010

Edit- capitalization, changed "text-talk". - MeEncantanCarasSonrisas, May 29, 2010

Answer 1

Has nobody else really seen "Toy Story"? The name of the character in question is "Buzz Lightyear". He is a spaceman. The other way his name doesn't make sense!

"To infinity, and beyond!" - Great movies. - KevinB, May 29, 2010

I also thought of correcting the spelling, but wondered if Buzz would even care. Now that I see his face, I know for certain he would. :) - tennismom, May 29, 2010

Answer 2

Toys and cartoons are often voiced with exaggerated accents. They can be hard to understand, even in your native language.

Answer 3

HI drummer, I think that is very normal. Even I have sometimes difficulty undestanding certain cartoon figures in English, so I guess that makes us twins

Answer 4

No. I'm finishing up high school Spanish II, and I probably wouldn't be able to understand half of what the toy said. We just have to study a little harder, that's all!

Answer 5

Pardon my ignorance, but what is a Buzlight Year?

It is a character from a series of American animation movies called Toy Story - erin29, May 29, 2010