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Rip tide & Rip current
How would you say "rip current" and "rip tide" in Spanish?
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According to Babylon (www.babylon.com), rip current is 'corriente revuelta' and rip tide is 'aguas turbulentas' or 'aguas revueltas'. Hope this helps.
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I did a bit of looking, and also found corriente de resaca, but I'm not sure if that's right. I think Rusty's options are better, in the absence of a native speaker's opinion.
Also I think riptide can be one word too.
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rip current: "corriente de resaca" or "corriente de retorno" or simply "resaca"
riptide: "corriente revuelta" or "aguas turbulentas" But I'm not an expert. saludos |
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Thanks so much, that helps me a lot.
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Thanks for the input sosia, you are the best expert we have around here
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