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take me on

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updated Oct 5, 2010
posted by hugodanilo
Please format your question as a question. - Stadt, Oct 5, 2010
What is your question? - Gocika, Oct 5, 2010

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Hi Hugo,

I see that you have taken a few lessons here at SpanishDict, so I'm assuming that you really want/need to learn Spanish. Welcome!

But please remember, we are just regular folks here, not mind readers. If you are going to ask a question, please phrase it in the correct form of a question, ask it in a complete sentence and use proper punctuation and grammar.

Frankly, what you posted makes no sense, as the heading says, "take on me" and the body of the question says, "take me on". The only thing that this reminds me of is a song that was popular before you were probably even born.

So, if you need a translation, try the translator or the dictionary first. Then, if you have any questions or if you think the translator is incorrect and want to check it, then you can ask us.

updated Oct 5, 2010
posted by Echoline
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link text Take me on, take on me. A song by A-ha. Take on me is like this: Take on........ me. = take me on = Take a chance on me. I don't know if that is what you were asking. The music video is great, and so is the music wink

updated Oct 5, 2010
edited by jeezzle
posted by jeezzle
One of my fave songs from the 80's. - amykay, Oct 5, 2010
That was the first thing that came to my mind, too. :-) - Gekkosan, Oct 5, 2010
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Hi, try checking the translation on Spanishdict.

updated Oct 5, 2010
posted by jdgs