Picture of the Day : Head Struck???

Question

Post your comments/titles/captions to this picture (both in Spanish and English) and vote for the ones you like. The best answer will be chosen tomorrow on the basis of the greatest number of votes as well as the language correctness.

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Don't forget to correct your posts as suggested. Do NOT use subject pronouns!

Posts which are not corrected as suggested can NOT be "accepted".

Please give everyone a chance and only post one caption and no photos .

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My example:

¡Que alguien me ayude, por favor!

Someone please help me!!

lol. Very funny, Vaanz! - Brynleigh, Nov 29, 2010

Great Vaanz Not a good way to weigh up the situation is it? - ray76, Nov 29, 2010

Good one, Vaanz! - sanlee, Nov 29, 2010

Please correct my English and Spanish - Vaanz, Nov 29, 2010

Hahaha!!!! - ronm192, Nov 29, 2010

¡Que alguien me ayude, por favor! :) - cogumela, Nov 29, 2010

Un foto muy gracioso otra vez, pero creo que en el título quieres decir "Head stuck". - Richard-Thomas, Nov 29, 2010

His head is "stuck", not "struck". - amykay, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 1

Parecía una buena idea en el momento ....

It seemed like a good idea at the time....

lol :) - Kiwi-Girl, Nov 29, 2010

Perfect! ;) - cogumela, Nov 29, 2010

Funny :) - FELIZ77, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 2

Espero que no sea el momento de zarpar.

I hope it is not time to weigh anchor.

que no sea ... :) Hi Ray ! - cogumela, Nov 29, 2010

Gracias a mi pequeño hongo, besos y abrazos. - ray76, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 3

He perdido mi cabeza.Literalmente.

I lost my head. Literally.

Right :) - cogumela, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 4

¡Puedas poner un cabeza cuadrado en un hoyo redondo!

You can put a square head in a round hole!

hehehe! Una cabeza cuadrada puede meterse en un hoyo (agujero, hueco) redondo :) Funny!!! - cogumela, Nov 29, 2010

Funny! hahaha Good one! :) - FELIZ77, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 5

Mamá me dijo que habría días como este ...

Mama told me there would be days like this...

Perfect! ;) - cogumela, Nov 29, 2010

¡Gracias, Cogumela! - sanlee, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 6

¡Es humano hacerse el avestruz!

( It is human to play the ostrich! )

Please correct my mistakes..

hmmm "desempeñar" does not work here. es humano "hacerse" el avestruz. (Meaning to imitate its behaviour) Hi sv2qp!! - cogumela, Nov 29, 2010

Thanks cogumela.! - sv2qp, Nov 29, 2010

That 'que' shouldn't be there. 'Hacer(se)' is an infinitive, and as such it doesn't to be 'encapsulated' by 'que' to form a direct object. If the verb were conjugated, then you'd need that 'que': 'que se haga el avestruz'. - bill1111, Nov 29, 2010

I'll go with 'hacerce' Bill I like it more as infinitive..:) thanks.! - sv2qp, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 7

Pues, esto es definitivamente una mejora. Obviamente, la cabeza estaba en otra cosa cuando decidí hacer esto.

Well, this is definitely an improvement. Obviously, my head was in something else when I decided to do this.

Don´t know if this translates to spanish properly. Almost said ¨My head was UP something else...¨ Would that translate better? - ronm192, Nov 29, 2010

Please correct my Spanish. And, please tell me how the translation comes across in Spanish!!! - ronm192, Nov 29, 2010

la cabeza estaba... Well done, ron! - cogumela, Nov 29, 2010

Thank you cogumela!!!! - ronm192, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 8

It wasn't my fault, some guy told me you could hear the sea like this. Then he stole my wallet!

No fue culpa mía, un tío me dijo que se puede oír la mar así. ¡Entonces me robó la cartera!

Como siempre, corregid mi español por favor. - Richard-Thomas, Nov 29, 2010

It's correct, but it's more common to say: ¡Entonces me robó la cartera! - bill1111, Nov 29, 2010

Gracias Bill. - Richard-Thomas, Nov 30, 2010

Answer 9

I need a new boyfriend. This one has a big head. (This is an idiom meaning "he thinks he is wonderful")

Necesito un nuevo novio. Este tiene una cabeza grande.

Good :) - cogumela, Nov 29, 2010

Of course, 'tener una cabeza grande' doesn't mean that you think you are very clever.. just that your head is big :p - bill1111, Nov 29, 2010

We would just say, he has a big head and it is understood that we mean he might think he is "full of himself" - Brynleigh, Nov 29, 2010

for example: Stop flattering me,I will get a big head! - Brynleigh, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 10

Curiosity killed the cat.

La curiositad mató al gato.

Answer 11

Will someone please tell that poor boy that there is a much easier way to get to the beach!

¿Por favor alguien podría decirle al pobre chico que hay una manera mucho más fácil de llegar a la playa!

¿Alguien podría decirle al pobre chico....? good one, MC ! - cogumela, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 12

¡Nunca elogie a alguien después de hacer esto!

Never pump up a guys ego when he does something like this!

'Nunca elogie a alguien después de hacer esto' (or 'a alguien al hacer esto') - bill1111, Nov 29, 2010

Thanks Billstpor. - wansell, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 13

It really wasn't the best time in my life to score a 'hole in one' !

¡Realmente no ha sido la mejor ocasión en mi vida para embocar un hoyo en uno!

Editor's note; For those not familiar with the game of golf, a 'hole in one' is where a player succeeds in hitting the ball into the appropriate hole in one shot!(I have achieved this in the game of Putting a number of times in my life... but not golf !) lol

Corregid mi español, por favor

Original Caption:

¡¡No iba a ser, en serio, la mejor vez en mi vida embocar un hoyo en un golpe!!

'Realmente no ha sido la mejor ocasión en mi vida para embocar un 'hoyo en uno' ('en serio' is usually employed when you say 'really?' rather than in cases like this) - bill1111, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 14

Sabía que debía ir a la izquierda en Albuquerque.

I knew I should have taken that left turn in Albuquerque.

Corrections welcome!

This would get the job done, but a more correct way of saying it would be: 'Sabía que tenía que haber girado a la izquierda..' - bill1111, Nov 29, 2010

Answer 15

"Espero que no tengan que llamar a los bomberos para rescatarme!"

"I hope the firemen don't have to be called to come and rescue me!"