¿Cómo se dicen estas palabras?

[bmarquis124]

dang
jeez
no way jose
whatever
weird
nevermind
wow
hodge podge
see you later alligator...after while crocodile

[CrOtALiTo]

Hello, I will try to help you as quick as I can translate those words.

Today I hope you enter where you already know.

[bmarquis124]

lol ok! i hope you can help me, because i really need to know them. especially the last one..

[poli]

Originally Posted by bmarquis124

dang -caramba
jeez -ay dios
no way jose- en absoluto
whatever - lo que sea
weird- estráfalario, insólito
nevermind-olvídalo
hodge podge-sambúmbia (only in some countries)
see you later alligator...after while crocodile- hasta luego/ luego

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[Tomisimo]

I agree with Poli.

Here are a few other ideas:

no way jose - para nada, jamás, estás loco, ni en sueños
weird - raro
hodge podge - una mezcla, una revoltura

[bmarquis124]

aww i was hoping my alligator sentence would work in spanish.
thanks you guys.

[Tomisimo]

This isn't really part of your question, but the thread's title is ¿comó se dice estas palabras? and it should be ¿Cómo se dicen estas palabras?

[bmarquis124]

oh i didn't even notice that but you're right. my brain was somewhere else lol. is there a way you can fix it?

[Tomisimo]

It's not really a big deal, and I only mentioned it to make sure you were aware of it. Title changed.

[Rusty]

There are several ways to say these phrases, some more vulgar than others. You purposely used euphemisms in most cases, and I believe there are equivalents in Spanish, but the words and meanings can vary a great deal from country to country.

If you're willing to wait, we could probably come up with quite a number of choices.

Here are a couple of choices for the alligator one (although I think they lose their charm y sentido):
Hasta la vista, cocodrilo.
Hasta luego, cocodrilo.

Try some of these instead:
Adios carita de arroz
Adios granito de arroz
Adios corazón de arroz
Ay, te guacho, cucaracho
Me piro papiro
Me piro vampiro
Chao pescao