Get out of town!

Question

Can you just say "Sale" to mean this? I think I heard it this way .Gracias,

Edit, I know "Sal" makes more sense but I think I heard sale, who knows.

Answer 1

Vete del pueblo.

Best option. Else: "sal del pueblo" - Gekkosan, Jul 5, 2010

Answer 2

For "no way!" or "you don't say..." I usually hear-

No me digas or no mames...

I am not sure if you can translate that phrase into Spanish... ??? (Get out of town!)

Answer 3

There is an expression:í Largo de aquí ! meaning = "Get out of here!" and if you were standing somewhere in the town its meaning could be implied

otherwise, Ken's post best answers your question with Gekko's advice as an alternative

Answer 4

Salir del pueblo = To get/ go out of the town?

Well. get out of town and go out of town aren't the same really, you know like "no waY!" - jeezzle, Jul 5, 2010

Is "salir" closer to "go out" than "get out"? - Fidalgo, Jul 5, 2010

Don't know. - jeezzle, Jul 5, 2010

Answer 5

Sácate del pueblo = Let you get out of the town? (Sacar algo de...)

Not "sácate" "Sal". - Gekkosan, Jul 5, 2010

Answer 6

In that case does "Sale" mean anything else when used as an interjection? Or maybe I was hearing "Chale" which means "fuggetabout it".