Louis... Sheila, en cuanto te subas al estrado y digas algo que nos perjudique, Harvey va a decirte cosas que te van a herir y no seré capaz de sobrellevar eso. | Louis... Sheila, you take that stand, and you're gonna say things that hurt us, which means Harvey is going to say things that hurt you and I will not be able to handle that. |
Eso no implica que nunca te van a herir. | It doesn't mean that you're never gonna get hurt. |
No me van a herir si deciden fugarse. | You know, it won't hurt my feelings if you decide to elope. |
¡No van a herir mis sentimientos! | I won't have my feelings hurt! |
Te van a herir. | You will be wounded. |
¿Qué se creen ustedes, que con sus palabras y con sus chistes y con sus burlas nos van a herir? | Do you think you're going to hurt us with your words, your cruel jokes and your ridicule? |
El castigo de los padres, las burlas de los amigos y los regaños de los maestros no ayudan al niño a controlar los tics, pero van a herir su autoestima y aumentar su sufrimiento. | Punishment by parents, teasing by classmates, and scolding by teachers will not help the child to control the tics but will hurt the child's self-esteem and increase their distress. |
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