Intermediate - Assault with a firearm VI: The Robbery. (C0245)

A: Bueno pues, suerte en el atraco querido.
Well then, good luck with robbery, dear.
B: Que no me voy a hacer un examen hombre, no me desees suerte. Y ten el carro encendido y estate preparada, ¿ok?
I'm not going to take an exam, dude, don't wish me luck. And keep the car running and be ready, ok?
A: A sus órdenes mi conejito, je.
At your service, my little bunny, ha!
B: JA-JA.
Ha-ha!
B: ¡Arriba las manos, esto es un atraco!
Hands up, this is a robbery!
C: Jajajajaja.
Ha ha ha ha ha.
D: Jajaja, míralo de rosa, jajaja.
Ha ha ha, look at him, dressed in pink, ha haha.
B: (ya sabía yo que no me iban a tomar en serio, ésta me la pagas chipirona) Bueno, ya cállense, que esto va en serio. Al que se mueva le disparo, me oyeron.
I knew they weren't going to take me seriously, you'll pay for this, squidlet. Well, shut up already, this is serious. Move and I'll shoot you, you hear me?
C: Aaaahhhh, no, no...
Ohhhhh, no, no...
D: Oh Diosito, ayúdanos.
Oh dear God, help us.
B: ¡Cállese señora, o la callo yo!
Shut up, lady, or I will shut you up!
B: A ver, el de ventanilla, quiero que meta el dinero en la bolsa.
You, at the counter, I want you to put the money in the bag.
C: Sí, pero no me mate, por favor.
Yes, please don't kill me.
B: Haga lo que le digo y no le pasará nada.
Do what I tell you, and nothing will happen to you.

Key Vocabulary

el atraco Noun (m) robbery
preparado Adjective ready
arriba Adverb up
callar Verb to be quiet
pasar Verb to happen
la ventanilla Noun (f) window
tomar Verb to take
desear Verb to wish

Supplementary Vocabulary

abajo Adverb down
el silencio Noun (m) silence
obedecer Verb to obey
dar órdenes Verb to give orders
la amenaza Noun (f) threat

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