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Picture of the day: All Wet

12
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Hello Everybody! Welcome to the Picture of the Day!

This is a game where we can practice our Spanish and English, but still have fun at the same time!

The rules are very simple and remain more or less exactly as RelaxingCup designed them and H C A student continued.

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

  • Pon tu comentario/ título/ pie de foto a esta imagen (ambos en español y inglés) y vota por las respuestas que te gusten. La mejor respuesta será seleccionada mañana, tanto por la cantidad de votos como por la corrección en el uso del idioma.

  • Please, give everyone a chance and only post more or less one caption and no photos.

  • Por favor, deja que todos tengan una oportunidad y pon más o menos una respuesta, sin fotos. .

Please encourage everyone with a vote. smile

. .Please help each other with your English/Spanish sentences. And above all, have fun!

Here is the previous Picture of the Day:

Picture of the day: Walking the Cats

And here is the Picture of the Day:

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1279 views
updated Jan 13, 2016
posted by sanlee
Hahaha Thanks, amiga. ♥ - rac1, Nov 10, 2015
Have a vote mate, oh dear poor David Tennant is getting wet. - ray76, Nov 11, 2015

14 Answers

9
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The rain in Spain falls mainly on Mr. McPlain.

La lluvia en España se cae principalmente en Señor Llanuras.

updated Jan 13, 2016
edited by katydew
posted by katydew
Definite winner!! - gringojrf, Nov 10, 2015
Great one! - rac1, Nov 10, 2015
not 'se' ;) - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
Hi Katya, that is the greatest Dr Who that ever was , not Mr plain at all , but very clever post mate. - ray76, Nov 11, 2015
¡Me encanta! - jrschenk, Nov 11, 2015
Just one little thing...may I? "La lluvia cae" (when falls over anything or anybody) "caerse" is to loose balance :) - Waidh, Nov 11, 2015
Thanks everyone. - katydew, Nov 11, 2015
7
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Es un escoces disfrutando del verano...

It's a Scotsman enjoying the summer...

updated Nov 11, 2015
posted by Faldaesque
Lol. You are too funny! - AnnRon, Nov 10, 2015
:D - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
Ann is right. - jrschenk, Nov 11, 2015
:) - ian-hill, Nov 11, 2015
7
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Woman to man: How could I possible love you? You are too dumb to even come in out of the rain.

La mujer al hombre: ¿Cómo podría amarte? Eres demasiado necio/tonto/bobo para salirte de la lluvia.

updated Nov 11, 2015
edited by gringojrf
posted by gringojrf
jeje - rac1, Nov 10, 2015
..podría amarte..salirte since you use informal way 'eres' ;) - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
;) - jrschenk, Nov 11, 2015
6
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Cualquier persona estaría inconsciente después de ver tal vista.

Anyone would be oblivious after seeing such a sight.

updated Nov 11, 2015
posted by Raja-jani
:) - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
5
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Querida mía, aquí siempre llueve. ¿Dónde estás? Te extraño tanto. Pienso constantemente en ti. Esperaré aquí hasta que te vea de nuevo.

Darling, it's always raining here. Where are you? I miss you so much. I think about you constantly. I will wait right here until I see you again.

updated Nov 13, 2015
edited by sanlee
posted by sanlee
good! - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
Wow! Perfect!!! BtHs :) - Waidh, Nov 11, 2015
Thanks, Pablo and Ana! - sanlee, Nov 11, 2015
:) - Dogboy1000, Nov 11, 2015
Very nice. - chantaneeyip, Nov 11, 2015
5
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** Con lluvia o con sol voy a esperar por ti , tonto que soy**.

Rain or sunshine I will wait for you , fool that I am.

updated Nov 12, 2015
edited by ray76
posted by ray76
:) - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
May I Ray (Helloooo! :))? You must use similar words if you want to join them with "o" or "y"; So, it should be "LLueva (verb) o haga sol" orrr "Con lluvia o con sol" A funny one. Greetings! - Waidh, Nov 11, 2015
You may say heloooo, and thank you mate. - ray76, Nov 12, 2015
@Waidh, I did not know that , it makes sense , thank you so much. - ray76, Nov 12, 2015
5
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Why did I come out here again? I cannot remember, and now I am soaked.

¿Por qué he venido aquí fuera de nuevo? No puedo recordar, y ahora estoy empapado.

Gracias, Pablo, cometido un error cuando estaba escribiendo. Pero voy a utilizar tu traducción para referencia futura smile

updated Nov 11, 2015
edited by Dogboy1000
posted by Dogboy1000
you could say 'para qué salí a aquí de nuevo/otra vez..' :) - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
Gracias, Pablo :) - Dogboy1000, Nov 11, 2015
5
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Las gotas de lluvia siguen cayéndo en mi cabeza. No pasará mucho tiempo hasta felicidad venga a saludarme.

Raindrops keep falling on my head. It won't be long till happiness steps up to greet me.

updated Nov 11, 2015
edited by chantaneeyip
posted by chantaneeyip
..venga a saludarme..:) - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
Thanks, Pablo. - chantaneeyip, Nov 11, 2015
5
votes

Llueve; diluvia; el viejo roncando.

It's raining; it's pouring; the old man is snoring.

updated Nov 11, 2015
posted by quantifier
:) - ian-hill, Nov 11, 2015
:D - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
:)))) Funny! Where are your keys then?? - Waidh, Nov 11, 2015
:) - Dogboy1000, Nov 11, 2015
5
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Las gotas de lluvia siguen cayendo de mi nariz,
Al igual que el tipo cuyo cuerpo es demasiado grande para la ropa,
Nada parece caber.
Esas gotas de lluvia están cayendo de mi nariz;
Siguen cayendo.

Raindrops keep falling from my nose,
And just like the guy whose bod is too big for his clothes,
Nothing seems to fit.
Those raindrops are falling from my nose;
They keep falling.

updated Nov 11, 2015
edited by AnnRon
posted by AnnRon
great translation Ann! - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
Oh I love it , you stole my thunder but it is so good I do not care . Brilliant Ann. - ray76, Nov 11, 2015
;) - jrschenk, Nov 11, 2015
5
votes

Cuando estoy triste me da consuelo de pasear un poco en la lluvia.

When I'm sad I get a little comfort walking in the rain.

updated Nov 11, 2015
posted by porcupine7
..consuelo pasear.. ;) - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
5
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Cuando te vi por primera vez, estuve cautivado, incapaz de reaccionar a incluso las gotas de lluvia que estaban cayendo sobre mi cabeza.

When I saw you the first time, I was captivated, incapable of reacting to even the raindrops that were falling on my head.

updated Nov 11, 2015
posted by bosquederoble
:) - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
Gracias, Pablo. :) - bosquederoble, Nov 11, 2015
Women do that to us, don't they. ;) - jrschenk, Nov 11, 2015
4
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El parte meteorológico - ¡equivocado otra vez!

The weather forecast - wrong again!

updated Nov 11, 2015
posted by jennysk
;) - jrschenk, Nov 11, 2015
:) - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
:) - Dogboy1000, Nov 11, 2015
4
votes

Este hombre está muy concentrado en algo - supongo que algunas cosas son más importantes que mojarse.

This man is very focused on something - I guess that somethings are more important than getting wet.

updated Nov 11, 2015
edited by Tiffanyrk
posted by Tiffanyrk
..hombré 'está'..a typo in 'algunas' ;) - Pablo064, Nov 11, 2015
¡ups! ¡odio los typos! jeje - y ser / estar....grrrr, muchas gracias! - Tiffanyrk, Nov 11, 2015
Hi Tiffany, Welcome to picture of the day. Thanks for filling out your profile and for your participation. - sanlee, Nov 11, 2015
Sí, bienvenida. - jrschenk, Nov 11, 2015