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Me encanta este video. Es una batalla de rap entre Homer Simpson (de The Simpsons) y Peter Griffin (de Family Guy).

A 0:33, Homer le dice a Peter, "Dime. ¿Cómo se lleva lo de copiarte de una serie que tanto me irrite?"

Este frace me confunde totalmente. ¿Qué significa "se lleva" y "lo de copiarte"?

A 1:12, Homer le dice "Pena me da tu familia que odias hasta a tu hija. Pobre chiquilla"

¿Qué significa "hasta a tu hija"?

A 1:31, le dice "Ven a mi barrio, que seguro que te roba hasta Flanders".

¿Qué es "hasta Flanders"?

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updated Mar 28, 2014
posted by HackerKing

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:33 tell me, how is that you copied from a series that irritates me so much! He probably means that Family Guy copied the Simpsons and it is so irritating to watch?

1:12 Grammar sucks but "Tú familia me da pena que hasta odias a tú hija!" it is still out of order but it is saying more or less: It's a shame to your family that you even hate your daughter. Poor little one (Probably referring to Meg!)

1:31 Come to my hood even flanders will rob you.

Something like that! Hope this helps!

updated Mar 28, 2014
edited by jphip
posted by jphip
Thanks! So does "hasta a" in the later two examples mean "even"? - HackerKing, Mar 28, 2014