No te oyes muy bien, Joe. | You don't sound so good, Joe. |
No te oyes como ese feliz hombre de los suburbios que vi esta mañana. | You're not sounding like that happy little suburbanite I saw this morning. |
No te oyes muy convencido de eso. | You don´t sound very sure about that. |
No te oyes bien, hijo. | You don't sound so good, son. |
Hablas y hablas, pero nunca te oyes. | You talk, but you don't listen to yourself. |
No te oyes tan bien. | You don't sound so good. |
Apenas te oyes a ti mismo. | You can hardly hear yourself think. |
@, Por qué no te oyes feliz por mi? | Why don'! you sound happy for me? |
No te oyes bien. | You don't sound fine, |
Y te oyes igual a una. | You—you might as Well sound like one. |
Sí, así te oyes. | You do. You sound like that. |
¿Alguna vez te oyes? | Did you even hear yourself? |
Mike, ¡no te oyes! | Mike, you didn't hear yourself. |
Mike, ¡no te oyes! | Mike, you didn't hear yourself. |
Te oyes bien, para alguien que ya debería ser fertilizante. | You sound pretty good for a guy who's supposed to be fertilizer. |
Te oyes como te oías hace 50 años. | You sound the same that you did 50 years ago. |
Te oyes como si necesitaras unas vacaciones. | You sound as though you need a vacation. |
Te oyes como si estuvieras lista para unirte. | You sound like you're ready to sign up. |
Te oyes igual que su esposa. | You sound just like his wife. |
Te oyes como mi papá. | You sound like my dad. |
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