foreign language spoken in the testaments movie

Luigi also says it when the race starts, which he was the one saying, 'On your marks, get set, go!' Only that before he says, 'Go!' he mentions stuff like ' Uno for the money.' 'Uno.' It means in Spanish and Italian: 'One.' And it also means in Italian: 'A.' McQueen says it when Guido wants to give him a pit stop in the race against Doc Hudson, which McQueen doesn't need a pit stop as the race is only one lap.'Stai sempre a parlare.' It means in Italian: 'You're always talking.' Guido says this when Luigi says that the tyres/tires were better where they were before.'Sono sempre stati qui.' It means in Italian: 'They have always been here.' Guido says this when Luigi is arguing with where the tyres/tires are.'Adios.' It means in Spanish: 'Goodbye.' Lightning McQueen says this to Not Chuck when his original pit crew quit.'Et ton costume est complètement ridicule!' This means in French: 'And your outfit is totally ridiculous!' Bomb Voyage says this to Young Buddy after Mr.However, he actually says, 'Petit mufle, va!' (It's a French expression that can't be translated in English, because mufle means muzzle.) 'Petit naïf libe.' This means in French: 'Little oaf.' Bomb Voyage says this when Young Buddy arrives.Incredible!' Bomb Voyage says this when meeting Mr. 'Monsieur Incroyable!' It means in French: 'Mr.In the Spanish version, she repeats it in French, which it means in French: 'Restez assis, s'il vous plaît.' However, she does say the phrase in English before repeating it in Spanish. 'Permanecen sentados, por favor.' It means in Spanish: 'Remain seated, please.' Tour Guide Barbie says it after Rex loses his book on how to defeat Zurg in the Buzz Lightyear video game and lands in the car.14 Cars: Fast as Lightning (mobile game).

Foreign language spoken in the testaments movie