Inactive Tutor answered • 03/10/20
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"I got you"
got is past tense of "get"
"Te atrapé"
"Te alcancé"
"Te agarré"
How do you say "I got you!" in Spanish?
If I threw a snowball (or dodgeball) at someone and it hit them, how would I say :> I got you!in Spanish?
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Inactive Tutor answered • 06/20/19
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"TE TENGO!" is the translation for I GOT YOU! but it is better to use "CUENTAS CONMIGO!" instead which means "YOU CAN COUNT ON ME!"
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