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Challenge Me!!!

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Como se dice en espanol: Challenge Me!!!

and also: Show me what you got!!!

I also want it to come across in a playful way.

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updated Jul 29, 2014
posted by bluebit25

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Challenge me = rétame

A literal 'show me what you've got' = enséñame lo que tienes. - which I have heard but there's probably a better colloquial version.

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updated Jul 29, 2014
edited by Kiwi-Girl
posted by Kiwi-Girl
literal: Desafíame/Muéstrame lo que tienes :) y asi es como se dice. HI kiwi!! - 003e54f5, Jul 27, 2014
thanks Pablo :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 28, 2014
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What's the context of the "Challenge me!!!" part?

Show me what you got!! --- "¡A ver! ¿Que traes tú??!" "¡'amonos!"

Your facial expression and tone will be the biggest way to communicate it playfully or not.

updated Jul 27, 2014
posted by Kiwaiano
Go the kiwis lol :). I like the 'a ver, ¿qué traes tú? ' that's awesome :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 27, 2014
Like if you want someone to push you to work harder. For example, if you are taking a dance class and the teacher isn't really teachign you and you say: Challenge Me!!! - bluebit25, Jul 27, 2014
In that case like Kiwi-girl said, or... "¿Me crees un niño? ¡Dame una reta!" - Kiwaiano, Jul 27, 2014
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¿Que traes tú?

This is what we say in an accusatory manner for: What´s your problem?

'show me what you've got'

For this we would normally say: A ver ¿qué tienes?

updated Jul 29, 2014
posted by 005faa61
Interesting, thanks JC :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 28, 2014
Indeed, though I would say it's just hard to translate anything like this without the exact tone and context. - Kiwaiano, Jul 29, 2014