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How do you say "paint ball" in Spanish? I'm referring to the game.
Example sentence: I played paint ball last weekend with my brother. Thanks for your help! |
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I'm from Spain and I usually play paintball. We say it like that, "paintball". We use it also to name the place where you play it, the arena.
Your sentence translated would be: El fin de semana pasado fui al Paintball con mi hermano. Little bit more slanged: El pasado fin de semana eché un Paintball con mi hermano. Cheers! ![]() |
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Same over here in Mexico, we also say "Paintball".
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Concuerdo, el uso mas commun es paintball en inglés. La palabra en español es muy poco usada e incluso mucha gente puede que no sepa a que te refieres.
El paintball (en español ‘bola de pintura’) http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paintball Last edited by michelleba : 08-27-2009 at 06:15 AM. |
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Has anyone heard of "gocha"? Someone told me that's the way they say "paintball" in Mexico.
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Aquí en Venezuela se dice algo como eso, Gotcha, pero no se como se escribe porque parece una palabra en inglés mál pronunciada (Got you)
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Paintball is also called Gotcha in some English and Spanish speaking countries.
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Gotcha is definately not used in Spain.
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Perhaps using Gotcha is a more Latin American thing. In Puerto Rico they use both Gotcha and Paintball. In any case, I think its best not to translate the term since it's so widely used in English. Just make sure to put the word in italics.
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Paint ball in Argentina, too.
And it´s so much fun! ![]() |
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