What are different ways of saying "Come on!" in non-English languages?

[puppybutts]

Not just literal translations of "come on", but any emotive pump up phrase.

I know sometimes "Alez" or "Vamos" are used from French and Spanish, meaning come on or let's go. What about others? Or do you guys ever shout anything other than "Come on" or "Let's go" in english?

 

[ollinger]

"Move, Shmuck!!!!"

 

[Sentinel]

Ajde.

 

[Permitlady]

Davai!!

 

[MurraysMetalHip]

بیا دیگه

 

[Kralingen]

CHUM JETZE!!!

 

[van_Loederen]

zet hem op

 

[guanzishou]

"Everyone hates you"

 

[guanzishou]

 

[guanzishou]

Pojďte!

 

[guanzishou]

! هيا

 

[guanzishou]

Haya!

 

[guanzishou]

चलो!

 

[socallefty]

Los Geht’s! Heard often on German courts.

 

[stringertom]

Ajde.

Shaymephull knot two men shun the Vortexian exwhoretayshun, “Gulab jamuns 4 free!” That awlweighs gitz The Srshs geauxing.

 

[BlueB]

Ajde.

Yes ^ Serbo-Croatian ( and/or Bosnian-Montenegrin). Also:
Ajmo!
Idemo!
To bre!

 

[jga111]

Eho tria arhidia!

 

[randomtoss]

Pame!

 

[randomtoss]

Força!

 

[chrischris]

Allez!
Arriba!

 

[skaj]

Yes ^ Serbo-Croatian ( and/or Bosnian-Montenegrin). Also:
Ajmo!
Idemo!
To bre!

"Idemo!" could also be "Let's go."
"To bre!" I would translate": "That's the stuff!".

 

[skaj]

"Everyone hates you"

Scottish Gaelic?

 

[eagle]

We’ve used jiayou in cheering the Chan sisters at Indian Wells a few years ago.

 

[Larry Duff]

Get right intae them in the Glesga

 

[guanzishou]

"That's what I'm talking about!!!!"

I was just a few metres from Dimitrov when he yelled that phrase towards his team after winning a game in Brisbane many years ago.

 

[stringertom]

No calls for the oath of The 300 at Thermopylae, “Molon Labe!”

Is it all Greek to you recency biased heathens???

 

[onehandbh]

Allez!!!

 

[BlueB]

"Idemo!" could also be "Let's go."
"To bre!" I would translate": "That's the stuff!".

Agreed.

 

[Harry_Wild]

Vamos! Rafa said it to pump himself up!

 

[mmk]

Gitterdun - redneckian

 

[stringertom]

@sureshs , do you say, “Pokalam!” every morning when you sit on the porcelain throne???

 

[d-quik]

"Move, Shmuck!!!!"

 

[sureshs]

@sureshs , do you say, “Pokalam!” every morning when you sit on the porcelain throne???

I think you are thinking of the Tamil word Pokalaam/Pogalaam/Pohalaam which means "Let's go." I don't say it aloud, but it is indeed the dominant sentiment during morning ablutions.

 

[Genious at Work]

I think you are thinking of the Tamil word Pokalaam/Pogalaam/Pohalaam which means "Let's go." I don't say it aloud, but it is indeed the dominant sentiment during morning ablutions.

Some people whose native tongue isn't English but who have been living in the US for a long time sometimes dream in English. Do you think in English or in your native tongue during your morning squeeze?

 

[junior74]

Kom igjen!/ kom an!

(Norwegian)

 

[sureshs]

Some people whose native tongue isn't English but who have been living in the US for a long time sometimes dream in English. Do you think in English or in your native tongue during your morning squeeze?

I have to think about it

 

[Genious at Work]

Vamos! Rafa said it to pump himself up!

¡Vamos! and ¡Venga! are.definitely the two most common ways of saying Come on! in Spanish. I've seen Alcaraz use ¡Venga! at Indian Wells.

 

[Genious at Work]

I have to think about it

Not a decision to be taken lightly, you are right. You don't want to anger the porcelain gods more than necessary.

 

[stringertom]

Some people whose native tongue isn't English but who have been living in the US for a long time sometimes dream in English. Do you think in English or in your native tongue during your morning squeeze?

Hee sez, “Nanri, Colace!” win it’z a pane-free squeeze.

 

[BlueB]

Some people whose native tongue isn't English but who have been living in the US for a long time sometimes dream in English.

I dream and think both in English and Serbo-Croatian, but sometimes dream in ones I don't really speak. First time I noticed, it was a vivid morning dream in Italian.

 

[Sudacafan]

There are lots of ways of saying Come on! in other languages than English.
But we’ll never know about a more epic one than Vamos!

 

[stringertom]

There are lots of ways of saying Come on! in other languages than English.
But we’ll never know about a more epic one than Vamos!

@sureshs will verify that the greatest call to arms for volunteers is:

FREE Box Lunch by P.F. Chang’s.

Hee wood awlreddy bee inn The Yew Crane if Volodymyr Z. could fly in the La Jolla kitchen crew to cater from mourning two knight.

 

[sureshs]

Hee sez, “Nanri, Colace!” win it’z a pane-free squeeze.

Colace makes you smooth like Federer.

 

[stringertom]

Colace makes you smooth like Federer.

Their commercial jingle makes me LOL almost as loud as when I watch your plié on video, particularly the lines about “pinching off a porcupine” and “pushing through a pineapple or two.”

 

[Genious at Work]

Hee sez, “Nanri, Colace!” win it’z a pane-free squeeze.

And his neighbors say "Ḥpak yū, Colace!"

I sawry.

 

[Genious at Work]

I dream and think both in English and Serbo-Croatian, but sometimes dream in ones I don't really speak. First time I noticed, it was a vivid morning dream in Italian.

Yes, one time I dreamt I was taking the SAT in Aramaic. The only reason I know it was Aramaic is because when my parents got the grade from my test they got the village together and they tried to stone me.

 

[stringertom]

And his neighbors say "Ḥpak yū, Colace!"

I sawry.

@sureshs clogs Hiz neighbors’ pipes when he ODs on mysore paks.

 

[Genious at Work]

@sureshs clogs Hiz neighbors’ pipes when he ODs on mysore paks.

And then they pine and they play Oh Danny Boy, know?

 

[Vcore89]

Yes, one time I dreamt I was taking the SAT in Aramaic. The only reason I know it was Aramaic is because when my parents got the grade from my test they got the village together and they tried to stone me.

Goodness, at least it's not the visceral humiliation of forced circumcision [DIY-style public demonstration] of a grown man in broad daylight.

 

[BlueB]

Yes, one time I dreamt I was taking the SAT in Aramaic. The only reason I know it was Aramaic is because when my parents got the grade from my test they got the village together and they tried to stone me.

Have you been stoned?