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Teleport
In the book I am writing, I want the word teleport to be translated into Spanish. That will be the "spell" to teleport, with the location after it.
Is there a Spanish translation for teleport? |
I didn't understand the last sentence you wrote, but if you're looking for the Spanish word for to teleport (the verb describing the act of teleportation), it is teletransportar. If a person is using the teleportation device, there's a reflexive form: teletransportarse
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Yes, I agree with Rusty, Do you can use the word Teleport instead of Teleportation?, I don't know you want to use, but I believe you should to be more specific in your questions or doubt.
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I meant to say that when you say the word and the location you get teleported. A spell. No one is using a device. It's kind of hard to explain.
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spell: hechizo, conjuro
Teleport: teletransportar "Quincy casted a teleport spell to Daisy" "Quincy le echó un hechizo teletransportador a Daisy" Some wizards do use "Portal" spells: The wizard summoned a dimensional portal. "El mago convocó un portal dimensional" I'm a huge D&D fan...... :D :D |
I guess I will use teletransportar. So in my story, in order to teleport to say, to the Star Drink Cave, you have to say teletransportar-Star Drink Cave. :rolleyes:
what is D & D? |
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Dungeons & Dragons |
it'll sound weird in my story but okay.
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I won't use the word Telestransportar, I will use the word appear or move.
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I don't like the word Teletransportar.
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but why don't you like it? :confused::thinking:
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:thumbsup: how about...........
Scotty, beam me up! :p:D:eek::rolleyes: |
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