WWE
WWE is the Spanish form of the English phrase WWE.
Did you know?
- The concept of the 'heel' or villain in WWE is known in Spanish as el rudo, while the hero is el técnico.
- In Spanish, the 'belt' or championship title is called el cinturón, but in passionate commentary, it is often called el oro, meaning 'the gold'.
- Spanish-language broadcasts of WWE often use the word espectáculo to describe the entire production, emphasizing that it is a show rather than a sport.
Examples in context
- Yo lucharé en la WWE y ganaré el cinturón de oro.I'll wrestle in the WWE and win the gold belt.This sentence is useful for describing someone's intention to wrestle in the WWE and win a belt.Tatoeba #10239079 by Seael, translation #10248617 by LimeGreenTeknii
- Voy a ver la WWE esta noche con mis amigos.I'm going to watch WWE tonight with my friends.
- Él ve la WWE todas las noches.He watches WWE every night.
- ¿Te gusta el estilo de la WWE?Do you like the WWE style?
Example conversation
Two friends are sitting on a couch watching television.
- LucíaMateo, ¿quieres ver la WWE conmigo?Mateo, do you want to watch WWE with me?
- MateoSí, Lucía, me encanta la WWE.Yes, Lucía, I love WWE.
- LucíaEl combate de hoy parece muy emocionante.Today's match looks very exciting.
- MateoTienes razón, es un gran espectáculo.You are right, it is a great show.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
