Translate "I Beat You" into your native language!

You've seen "Natalo kita!" here as the formal way of saying, "I beat you!" in Filipino.
The "cool" (or konyo ;) ) version is: "OLATS, PARE!" Pretty much saying, "Loser!!"
"Olats" (O-lats) in reverse is Talo which means "to lose". "Pare" (pa-re) is a short version of "Kumpare" which means buddy, pal or in this usage "dude"!
So it's like saying, "You're a loser, dude!" or simply "Leeoooowsserrrr!" (see more)

You got knocked out EH! (see more)

Bhuail mé thú!!!

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J'te battrai =) !


Tu rêves si tu crois me battre !! lol (see more)

In Holland we would say: Ik versla jou! :-) (see more)

나는 당신을 쳤다
pronounced, "nah nin, tang sheen ihl chyoht tah" =) (see more)

In german: "Ich besiege dich"
or colloquial: "ich mach dich platt" (see more)

"I don't beat you. I beat towards you." (see more)

"I beat you" in norwegian:
"Jeg slår deg" (see more)

uoy taeb i

WELCOME TO BACKWARDS LAND! (see more)

Es Tevi Uzveicu
or
Es Tevi Uzvarēju

Es - I
Tevi - You
Uzveicu/Uzvarēju - Beat

XD (see more)

you beat i

even though you wont (see more)

I b3at you sAid iN pUr3 NY 3NGLISH (see more)

私の勝ち！　

Watashi no kachi!  (see more)

мен жеңдім! (see more)

I beat you in Ebonics

"You got knocked the F*ck out" (see more)

in maltese there are many translations for i beat you but my fav : ha nkissrek!!!=ibeat you!! (see more)

man to ro shekast dadam! (see more)

The phrase "I beat you" in my native language which is uraloser, is "YOULOSESUCKER!!!!!!!!!!" (see more)

AY ASG PH

OR IN PHONETICS SO U CAN UNDERSTAND

A-YA>>A-TLO-S-GA>>NI-HI
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