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AnonymousBrainwash
>> #499921
Posted on 2023-02-11 15:32:39
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Something every/all something I something, never something to go.

Thats all Ive got.

I am aware I have let my years of Spanish class and my mothers side of the family down.
MasterofDisaster
>> #499926
Posted on 2023-02-11 16:28:41
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According to Google Translate, the dialogue here in English means "They will do everything I order them precious, I will never let them go."
pokemongirl
>> #499949
Posted on 2023-02-11 17:45:02
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I'll have what Robin's having~~~
Rocky
>> #499968
Posted on 2023-02-11 22:50:44
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>> #499926

Outside of Spain, the way verbs are conjugated in Spanish when referencing the third person plural is the same as when referencing the second person plural.

So I think the proper translation is You will do everything I order. Precious, I will never let you go.
IDPet
>> #499969
Posted on 2023-02-11 23:02:10
Score: 4 (vote Up)
Hispanic here. as @rocky said, What the text says is:

"You will do everything I say, my beautiful ones. I will never let you go"

In spanish "They" translate to "Ellas", like you aren't talking to someone directly while saying that. When mentioning people you're talking to right now, then you use "Ustedes/T/sted". In this picture the hypnotist is commanding her hypnotized victims telling them to obey, so the proper one is "Ustedes/You".
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