Who knows spanish that will do this for me?

Listen to the song by Pitbull ... Pitbull Cuban Rideout

Theres a 3 part slogan of sorts RIGHT AT THE MAIN END OF THE SONG, I've heard cubans in Florida say it to one another, but I have no idea how to say or spell it properly.


I've been pondering this one for almost 2 yrs:thumb:

VIVA LA RAZA means Long Live the Race.

Thats not it...

Did you actually listen to the song or just guess?:D

I'd love to know what "Dale" means too, please ignore my ignorance of spelling.

I don't have the song and am not buying Spanish rap just to translate.

According to lyrics websites, is it "Sao pa sai"?

Do you trust me to person to person send you a file over IM?
If NOT I'm totally not offended.

How about I send you a rough spelling via message

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Originally Posted by Bikerpunk

I don't have the song and am not buying Spanish rap just to translate.

According to lyrics websites, is it "Sao pa sai"?

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Could be sak passe, "How's it going" in Haitian.

I sent you a message

Que volar Que vol eta que volon


Something like that. Please all forgive my language barrier

Fucked if I know, sorry. Only Spanish I know is "otra cerveza, por favor."

What does that mean?

I am learning spanish, I don't speak it so this is going to be a little literal.
Que volar? Que vuelta? Que volon?

what flies? what returns? I want to say volon and volar are related, but without a dictionary I am just guessing.

It sounds like they go, they come, they go, but again, just guessing.

Oh, and "another beer please."

I do not listen that type of music... but I am going thought the same deal
Tyr, Amon Amarth, Unleashed, and those are all Scandinavia but they sing in english as well... I will be Jam right along with a track then, they break out in Scandinavia then you have Rammstein, oomph,.. E nomine...


Just like you make you wonder? what does this mean

How valuable is it to us who love our music who really wanna fuckin know!!!

All my cubans, Que vola? Que vuelta? Que volon?

How's it going/What's up?What's new? All three could means all these things in no specific order, but I'm not too familiar with Cuban slang. I might say Q-Vo to a friend which means the same things, What's up?

My Cuban-American friend in college would say stuff that I had no idea what it meant in regular Spanish since in a Cuban context the meaning would change.

Hope this helps.

Bless your heart!!!!!! Thank you thank you thank you.

I think its cute when the cubans I knew would greet an american and say What Happen?
Instead of what's happening.
I thought it was so cute.

I love the CUBAN accent in particular. I love ALL the different languages of the world.

http://babelfish.altavista.com/

I use bable fish Translator, its the best way i know of...

Have you tried the quote above? I did that and it didnt recognize the phrase above.

I know some really choice insults in spanish....... somehow I don't think that would be much help to you though.

Ya never know....lol
It may come in handy in just the right converstation.
If you're not comfortable to post here... you may send me a PM or something of that nature, but please, dont feel pressured to do so, I know you have an demanding life, I dont want to add to the pressure.

Que volar? Que vuelta? Que volon?
That to fly? That return? That volon?

but translating it back i get this ¿Eso a volar? ¿Esa vuelta? ¿Ese volon?
also Que means that...

Volon isnt really any english translation that I could find...maybe a circle would be volon...