A Translation of the Spanish Passages in All the Pretty Horses



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A Translation of the Spanish Passages in All the Pretty Horses by Page 4 Buenas dias, guapo, she said. (Good day, handsome,) Como? (What?) La candela. La vela. (The candle. The candle.) No fui yo, she said. (It was not me.) La Senora? (The missus?--his mother) Claro. (Of course.) Ya se levanto? (is she already up?) Antes que yo. (Before me.) Page 15 Algo mas? (Anything else?) Page 22 Mas cafe? - (More coffee?) Si por favor. (Yes, please.) Hace mucho frio, she said. (it's very cold,) Bastante. (Indeed.) Page 50 Tiene algo que tomar? (Do you have something to drink?) Sidron, (Cider,) Habla ingles? (Do you speak English?) Mande? (How many?) Page 51 Cuanto, (How much,) Para Todo? (For all?) Uno cincuenta. (A fifty--pesos) Page 52 Buenas tardes, (Good evening,) Pasale. (It's fair.) Deben comer, (You must eat,) Page 53 Esta bien? (Are you okay?) Page 62 Son de Tejas? (Son of Texas?--Are you from Texas?) Bueno,(Good) Vamonos. (Let's Go.) Page 73 Tienen algo que comer? (Do you have something to eat?) Page 75 Que vale? (What is it worth?) Es mucho trabajo, (it's a lot of work,) Bastante. (indeed--i'll bet) Es su hermano, el rubio? (is this your brother, the blonde?--meaning Jimmy Blevins) Quien es? (Who is he?) Un muchacho, no mas, (A man, no more) Algun parentesco? (Some kin?)

All the Pretty Horses Spanish Page 2 of 6 Page 76 Un amigo. (A friend.) Nada. (No more.) Que vale? (How much?--what's he worth) Gracias por su hospitalidad. (Thank you for your hospitality.) Page 101 Amansadores, (Horse-breakers,) Si. (Yes) Ambos, (Both) Si. Ambos. (Yes, both) Hay dieciseis caballos en el potrero.... Podemos amansarlos en cuatro dias. (There are sixteen horses in the stall. We can tame them in four days.) Page 111 Y de los hombres? (And for men?) Page 112 Un ratito, (A little while,) Cafe por favor. (Coffee, please.) Pasale, (This way) Page 113 Bueno (Good) Como le convenga, (As you like) Page 121 Que guapo, (What a man!) Page 122 A las chicas, (To the girls) Listos? (Ready?) Page 123 Al contrario, (To the contrary,) Page 126 Es una troca muy fuerte. (It's a very sturdy truck.) Bueno... Y el caballo? (Good... And the horse?) Esta un poco cansado de su viaje, pero es muy bonito. (It is a little weary from the journey, but it is very pretty.) Con su permiso. (With your permission.) Le gusta? (Did you try it?--the new horse) Page 128 Soy comandante de las yeguas.... Yo y yo solo. Sin la caridad de estas manos no tengas nada. Ni comida ni agua ni hijos. Soy yo que traigo las yeguas de las montanas, las yeguas jovenes, las yeguas salvajes y ardientes. (I am the commander of the mares...i and I alone. Without charity from my hands you have nothing. Neither food nor water nor children. I am the one who brings the mares of the mountains, the young mares, the savage ones, and the mares that burn with passion.) Page 132 Te espera (Wait) Page 141 Me quieres? (Do you want me?) Page 147 Digame... Cual es la peor: Que soy pobre o que soy americans? (Tell me... Which is worse: That I am poor or that I am American?) Una liave de oro abre cualquier puerta, ( A gold key opens any door,) Tienes razon, (You're right) Como? (What?) Si. Ella esta aqui. Desde ayer. (Yes. She is here. Since yesterday.)

All the Pretty Horses Spanish Page 3 of 6 Page 150 Quien es? Vamanos, (Let's go) Donde estan sus armas? (Where are your weapons?) No tengo armas. (I don't have any weapons.) Donde esta su caballo? (Where is your horse?) En el segundo puesto. (In the second stall.) No hable. (Do not speak.) Page 156 Muy amable... Muchas gracias. (Very kind... Thank you very much.) Son americanos ustedes? (Are you Americans?) Son ladrones? (Are you thieves?) Si. Ladrones muy famosos. Bandoleros. (Yes. Very famous thieves. Bandoliers.) Que precioso, (How glorious,) Page 157 Las esposas, (The handcuffs,) Cuidado con el bote. (Be careful with the bucket.) Page 158 De que crimen queda acusado el joven? (Of what crime is the youth accused of?) Asesinato, (Murder,) El ha matado un hombre? (Did he kill a man?) Page 162 Quita las esposas, (Remove the handcuffs,) Page 167 Deme su billetera. (Give me your wallet.) Page 168 Como? (What?) Page 176 Solo el chico, (Only the boy,) Vamanos, (Let's go,) Estan esperando, (They are waiting,) Page 181 Se llama la periquera, (it is called the periquera) Page 190 Quisiera hablar con el senor perez, (I would like to speak with Mr. Perez) Con respecto de que? (About what?) Con respecto de mi cuate. (About my twin.) Pasale (Come on in,) Page 191 Me toma el pelo. (You're pulling my hair--my leg.) Page 192 cuchillero (cutler--knife shop) Page 196 Quiero comorar una trucha, ( I would like to buy a knife,) Cuanto dinero tienes? ( How much money do you have?) Cuarenta y cinco pesos. (Forty-five pesos) Bueno... Damelo. (Good... Give it to me.) La tendre esta tarde. (I'll have it soon.) Page 197 Sientate. (Sit down.) No tienes visitantes? (Don't you have visitors?) Page 198 Hay un cordon. (There is a rope.) Con permiso, (With your permission,)

All the Pretty Horses Spanish Page 4 of 6 Page 202 Ven conmigo,... Esta bien. (Come with me... It is fine.) No me moleste. (Don't disturb me.) El padrote quiere ayudarle. (The padrote--perez--wants to help you.) Mande? (How?) Page 203 Hola, (Hello,) Quien esta? (Who's there?) Page 204 Dame el refresco... Nada mas. (Give me a drink... Nothing more.) La luz, por favor, (The light, please) Page 205 Mejor que nunca, (Better than ever,) Quien es usted? (Who are you?) Page 207 Donde esta mi compadre? (Where is my friend?) Page 219 De donde viene? (Where do you come from?) De tejas. (From Texas.) Y donde va? (And where are you going?) El va a ver a su novia, (He's going to see his bride,) Que bueno. (That's good.) Page 222 Quien esta en la casa? (Who is in the house?) La dama. (The lady.) Y el senor Rocha? (And Senor Rocha?) En Mexico. (in Mexico.) Se fue el y la hija a Mexico. Por avion. (He and the daughter went to Mexico. By plane.) Cuando regresa? (When do they return?) Quien sabe? (Who knows?) Tus cosas quedan aqui. (Your things are still here.) Si? (Yes?) Si. Tu pistola. Todas tus cosas. Y las de tu compadre. (Your pistol. All your things. And those of your friend.) Gracias. (Thank you.) De nada. (You're welcome.) Yo no se nada, joven. (You have nothing, lad.) Entiendo. (I understand.) En serio. (Seriously.) Esta bien. Puedo dormir en la cuadra? (it's fine. Can I sleep in the stable?) Si. Si no me lo digas. (Yes. If you don't tell me.) Como estan las yeguas? (How are the mares?) Page 223 Puedes esperar aqui... Se levantara pronto. (You can wait here, She rises soon.) Page 224 Quisiera un caballo, (I need a horse,) Si. Por el dia, no mas. (Yes. For the day, no more.) Momentito, (One moment,) Tienes tu cabql!o. Esperate un momento. Sientate. (You will have your horse. Wait a moment. Sit down.) Page 226 Buenas noches, (Good night,) Eres tu, Juan? (is it you, John?) Claro. (Indeed.) Estas bienvenido aqui. (You are welcome here.)

All the Pretty Horses Spanish Page 5 of 6 Page 227 Ya comiste? (Have you eaten?) Sientate. Hay tiempo. (Sit. There's time.) Esta en la sala, (She is in the parlour,) Page 243 Es un problema, (It's a problem,) De acuerdo. (All right.) Que ofensa le dio a la abulita? (How did you offend the grandmother?) Es una historia larga, (It's a long story,) Hay tiempo, (There is time,) Page 244 Puede dejario atras, (You can leave him out back,) Page 245 Atras? (Out back?) Si. Afuera. (Yes. Outside.) Por donde? (Through where?) Por aqui. (Through here.) Page 252 Viene la madrugada, (Its early morning,) Hice una manda. (I made a promise.) Lioraba tu madre. Con mas razon tu puta. (Your mother was weeping. With more reason your whore.) Page 258 Cierra la puerta, (Shut the door,) Page 259 Ya estas, viejo? (Are you there, old one?) Si, como no. (Yes, what do you expect?) Ven aqui. (Come here.) No lo mire a el... Te lo digo yo. Andale. (Don't look there at him... I will tell you. Go on.) Page 260 Tenemos un problema, (We have a problem,) Ven aqui. (Come here.) Quiero mi caballo, (I want my horse,) Page 261 Tu... Donde estan los otros caballos. (You... Where are the other horses?) En hacienda de Don Rafael, (in the house of D. Rafael) Page 262 Quien esta? (Who's there?) Respodele, (Respond to him,) Quien mas? (Who else?) Tenemos un preso, (We have a prisoner,) Un ladron, (A thief,) Tenemos que ver un caballo. (We have come to see a horse.) Cual caballo? (Which horse?) El caballo americans. (The American horse.) Que paso, hombre? (What's up, man?) Page 263 Andale, (Come on,) Page 264 Quien esta contigo? (Who is with you?) Espera aqui, (Wait here,) Quiero mis, caballos... Nada mas. (I want my horses... Nothing more.) Page 266 Pasale,...Nadie le va a molestar. (Come through...no one is going to hurt him.) Esta loco (He s crazy.)

All the Pretty Horses Spanish Page 6 of 6 Page 267 Tiene razon, (You are right,) Page 270 Me entiende? (Do you hear me?) Page 277 Podemos descansar un poco mas adelante. (We can rest a little later on.) Page 278 Quitese su camisa. (Take off your shirt.) No tiene otra salida. (There's no other way.) Esta compuesto? (Is it set?) Page 280 Deme las llaves, (Give me the keys,) Page 281 Cuales de los caballos son suyos? (Which of the horses are yours?) Todos son mios. (All are mine.) Donde esta su serape? (Where is your blanket?) No tengo. (I do not have one.) Quienes son ustedes? (Who are you?) Hombres del pais, (Men of the country,)