hasta la vista, baby
a spanish term used in the movie terminator 2. in english, it means, ‘see you later’.
hasta la vista, baby.
hasta la vista, sir.
hasta la godd-mn windows vista!!!
the term “hasta la vista” is a spanish farewell that can be literally translated as “until the (next) sighting” and means “see you later” and “goodbye”. this term, with the added word “baby” – “hasta la vista, baby” – was used in the popular hit song from 1987, “looking for a new love” by grammy award winner jody watley.1 it was also used in the 1988 tone lōc single “wild thing”. the use of the term in terminator 2: judgment day immortalized it as a popular catchphrase worldwide.
—from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
john connor: no, no, no, no. you gotta listen to the way people talk. you don’t say “affirmative”, or some sh-t like that. you say “no problemo”. and if someone comes on to you with an att-tude you say “eat me”. and if you want to shine them on it’s “hasta la vista, baby”.
the terminator: hasta la vista, baby.
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