Jan 29, 2004 13:42
20 yrs ago
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Spanish term

Proposed translations

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I'm surprised that you're up so late (or all night)

Or, if it was in the past, "that you stayed up so late (or all night)".

It can mean both staying up late and staying up all night. It makes me thing of staying up all night, but the context will be decisive.
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Peer comment(s):

agree Indiana
7 mins
agree Paul Lambert
10 mins
agree James Calder : I'd drop 'that' though.
14 mins
agree Pedro Afonso (X)
14 mins
agree Martin Harvey : Yeah, well, trasnocho seems to be the problem. What a word! Is it made up or has the almighty Real Academia accepted it?
17 mins
well "trasnochar" is a normal enough word
agree margaret caulfield
7 hrs
agree Jason Willis-Lee
20 hrs
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12 mins
Spanish term (edited): ...me llama la atenci�n tu trasnocho...

... you're being up/out late is what suprises me ...

Me imagino que quieren decir algo así:
I find it strange that you are up to so very late
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+1
3 hrs

You see me surprised: I would never have thought you to be a night-time reveller.

Just ideas..
Peer comment(s):

agree Jason Willis-Lee : I like reveller
17 hrs
Thank you very much Jason.
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13 hrs
Spanish term (edited): ...me llama la atenci�n tu trasnocho...

you're staying up all night surprises me

I believe it keeps up more with the entonation of the original.
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1 day 4 hrs

I'm surprised by the late hours you keep

Just a suggestion.
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