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Come on down!

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I am trying to translate an online video from English into Spanish, and one of the phrases is, "Come on down!" as made famous on "The Price is Right". I want to get the essence of the phrase, and am not sure if something like "Ven aquí" really does that. Any suggestions? Thanks.

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updated May 16, 2015
posted by Ja_Rule
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Ven acá / aquí doesn´t show the nuance of inviting someone to come down to a stage from above, where an audience usually sits in a TV studio. I would say something like "Vente aquí abajo" or "Bájate".

updated May 16, 2015
posted by 005faa61
Yes, bájate! - annierats, May 16, 2015
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Andale, venga abajo... ?

updated May 15, 2015
posted by Faldaesque
This is good too, but "Ándele" for agreement with "venga" (ud.) - 005faa61, May 15, 2015
;-) - Faldaesque, May 15, 2015