Bart Simpson
/baɾt simbson/from spelling rules
Bart Simpson is the Spanish form of the name of the fictional character from the television show The Simpsons.
Did you know?
- In the Spanish dub of the show, the character's iconic catchphrase 'Ay caramba!' is kept exactly as it is because it is already a common expression in Spanish.
- Spanish speakers often use the phrase estás como Bart Simpson to tell someone they are acting like a brat or a troublemaker.
- In Spanish dubs of the show, Bart is often voiced by actors using a specific 'street' register of Spanish that varies wildly between Spain and Latin America to match the character's rebellious persona.
Examples in context
- Buenas tardes, ¿es usted el Señor Simpson?Good afternoon, are you Mr. Simpson?
- Estimado Bartolomé Simpson, le escribo para solicitar…Dear Bartholomew Simpson, I am writing to request…
- Me gusta la camiseta de Bart Simpson.I like the Bart Simpson t-shirt.
- Bart Simpson es un personaje muy famoso.Bart Simpson is a very famous character.
Example conversation
Two friends are talking about cartoons in a living room.
- Alejandro¿Es Bart Simpson tu personaje favorito?Is Bart Simpson your favorite character?
- ElenaNo, prefiero a Lisa Simpson.No, I prefer Lisa Simpson.
- AlejandroEntiendo, ella es muy inteligente.I understand, she is very intelligent.
- ElenaSí, pero Bart Simpson también es divertido.Yes, but Bart Simpson is also funny.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
