How do you say I beat you in your language?

"I beat you"-"talunin kita"

but when you say it much faster... its sounds like your saying "ill jump on you" LOL (see more)

many ways you can say:

ja ci dalem lanie
ja cie po pieprzylem
ja cie pobilem
ja pokonalem ciebie (see more)

jag slår dig
or
jag vinner
or
jag äger dig

etc... but the first example is the most correct translation of "I beat you" (see more)

There is the straight forward "Natalo kita!" but that's boring. ;-)
The cool 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" or "kumpadre" which means "buddy" or "pal" or in this usage, "dude".
So it's like saying, "You're a loser, dude!" or simply "LEEOOOOWSSSEERRRRR!" (see more)

Serbian: Ja te pobedjujem!!!(Latin)
(Ја те побеђујем!!(Cyrillic)

Romanian: Te înving!!!


Anyhow, I BEAT YOU!!! :P

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English: I beat you!
German: Ich schlage dich!  (see more)

English:
I beat you

Vietnamese:
tôi thắng bạn (see more)

there are a lot of ways to say "I beat you" in Viet but I choose:
"Toi Dap May" (without accents)
xD (see more)

Я вас избивают (see more)

English: I beat you

Croatian: Ja pobjeđujem tebe (see more)

French little Arabic with dady
learn a shcool English  (see more)

Mi abbiamo battuti (see more)

Jeg tæsker dig!
Pronounced: Ai tehska dai. lol. sorta :P (see more)

Jag slog dig.
or
Jag tog dig.

Swedish (see more)

Ma võidan sind!

...it doesn't sound right. (see more)

I sure did put a whoopin on ye' (see more)

Kale Ou  (see more)

english:"i beat you"
spanish:"te reto" or "te venzo" (see more)

ASAMBUT DAKA! or SAMBUTAN DAKA! (see more)