Is this *beep* show meant to have subtitles or not? Half the *beep* thing is in Spanish! And not even action scenes, like just 2 people sitting there, speaking Spanish, whose *beep* idea was that???????
-"Water? Like out of the toilet?"-
ok I have a HUGE revelation for you, ....;wait for it......in the World, there are OTHER languages than english !! People speak different languages in different countries. You know, for example in France, people usually speak French; in Mexico, well people usually speak spanish....in Japan, they speak japanese....
well buddy, I know this is a lot to process, I'll let you some time to grasp this ok ? Don't worry you can ask other people to help you understand it, you can also find youtube videos that will explain that to you if you prefer.
So literally your answer is "want to watch an American TV show? Well you gotta learn Spanish for that" that makes perfect goddamn sense.
-"Water? Like out of the toilet?"-
No, my answer is when mexican people appear in american tv shows, logically they can speak spanish, if you are too lazy to read subtitles then just watch american TV shows with ONLY american people in it;
And yes, I'm french and I have the decency to watch them in english, and I'm not complaining. Why would you, for a few subtitles ?
I think his complaint is about the occasions when they speak Spanish and there are no subtitles.
shareContext. Nearly everyone knows enough Spanish/French/German words to get the gist of the one line or two spoken without subtitles. Typically, that is done because the protagonist (at the time) doesn't speak that language and he/she needs to wait until another character reveals what is being said or about to happen.
shareboo friggety hoo for you, luke! Want some cheese with that whine?
http://www.youtube.com/user/pumpkinman4ever?feature=mhum
There are subtitles. I'm assuming you are watching pirated episodes or live in the UK.
shareDoes this *beep* poster have any brains or not? The whole thing is available with subtitles, on top of the sparse Spanish parts (which, by being in Spanish, give some verisimilitude), providing you have the subtitles or closed captioning settings that are part of any modern TV or media player turned "on".
Either your problem is that or that you're watching an illegal torrent; for both cases, you're the *beep*, not the show.
Ignorance is bliss... 'til it posts on the Internet, then, it's annoying.
I'm new to this show, and excited that someone here used the word "verisimilitude!!"
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