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  • knock knock knock , penis,knock knock knock , penis,knock knock knock , penis,

  • benny knock knock benny knock knock

  • :DD

  • whose penni and benny are they a married couple renting pennys room?

  • The Big Bang Theory is the #1 comedy in Mexico or South America or something (I forget exactly where...), hence the fact that a lot of Youtube videos have clips from BBT with captions in Spanish.

  • Dutch: klop

  • German: Klopf! ^.^

  • Arabic : طق

    ههههههههههههههههه

    i love you so much Sheldon

  • toc toc toc...pieny

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  • MY EARS!!

  • OMG HIS VOICE!! phahahahahh :D

  • Jajajajajajaja.....

  • dicen que sheldon dice benny? o estais sordos o sois un poco zoketes

  • @SpanishMeybon Son yankis, qué quieres... da gracias a que nadie todavía haya dicho que es la versión mexicana o haya preguntado que porqué no está en inglés...

  • Toc toc tocin' on Benny's door...

  • Its sound really funny in that langague :D

  • Better in english, dubbed is worse

  • @gerarddd22 So... why did you watched it?

  • benny? oO^^

  • @KeinScheissDarkNick "p" sound in Spanish is softer than "p" sound in English.

  • @iRockYouRock67

    ah, si =P

  • Hungary: kopp :)

  • @marfirobert Finnish: kop :D

  • i think toc describes the sound better

  • si os dais cuenta , la regla de Sheldon es: llamar a Peny tres veces seguidas ni una mas ni una menos , escepto en algun que otro capitulo que llama mas de 1 vez

  • Portoguese  : Toc

  • if you want to know, its "bank, bank" in danish :)

  • which episode is this?

  • I don't get how a SOUND can be translated to different languages... :$ lets take this as an example does a door in America sound different when you knock it than a door in France,Italy,Spain,Greece,Chin­a,Japan etc.? wtf ppl ?!

  • @fringeisthebest It's not so much about the sound as the letters used to phonetically represent the sound. In Italian, French and Spanish, the combination of "kn" does not exist and if people don't know English, they wouldn't know how to read it/pronounce it. In Japan the would have to find a syllable that matched the sounds, just as in China, because they have their language constructed by syllables, not letters.

  • @iRockYouRock67 Oh well you're right and ty for making this clear to me I mean it is obvious now that I read it and logical :D ^-^ I for example am Greek and we pronounce it just like you guys only difference is that we WRITE it different :D

  • @iRockYouRock67 Well, we don't write it as "knock" not only because we don't use "kn" and "ck" combination, it's simply: it just sounds "toc" to us (Spanish)... as the people that comments that he says "Benny" instead of "Penny", Spanish "p" sounds softer than in English...

  • @ChicaMorcilla Yeah, I know, my native language is spanish, and phonetically it sounds like toc. Though it could be totally possible to develop that sound as "noc", but written differently given romance language roots.

  • In Dutch it's 'Klop Klop Klop'

    I like 'Knock' better, though...

  • Czech: ťuk

  • knock, toc, took, puk, klopf.

    lol, I am german, but I think those other words fit so much better on the sound.....well, it's pronounced "clawpf", and that's not what knocking sounds like XD

  • Croatian: kuc

  • in german its KLOPF KLOPF KLOPF

  • @ShieTsoFren hört sich scheiße an ^^

  • BENNY ANSWER GOD DAMNIT!!!!!!!

  • peeny peeny peeny xDD

  • damn he sounds gay in spanish

  • WTF is that voiceover???????

  • FAIL OMFG WHOS WOULD DO SUCH THING

  • Benny? Was this their old neighbor's name?

  • @TheKYLEdavid penny penny penny ¬¬

  • @KFWorldofwarcraft He was definetly using a b

  • @TheKYLEdavid it's spanish idiot xD

  • @PokeKid5000 That's what my Spanish teacher tells me everyday

  • sheldon sounds kinda like raj 

  • Czech: ťuk .That's pretty weird, isn't it xD? PS: Sheldon has got such a high voice in this dubbing :)

  • in Estonian: kopp :)

  • @imafiction in hungarian kopp too :)

  • English : knock

    French, Italian, Spanish : toc

    Russian : took

    Ok guys ? :)

  • @Lalaitou1 "klopf" in german!

  • @captainbackflash I didn't know :) so you're german ? (brillant deduction..) the only word I can say is "nicht abdecken".. emm.. 2 words actually. that means "do not cover" and it's written on my heater !

  • @Lalaitou1 Do not cover, that is right.

  • @Lalaitou1

    in hungarian: kop ;)

  • @Lalaitou1 German: Klopf

  • @Lalaitou1 in russia - door knocks on you

  • @Lalaitou1 Dutch: klop

  • @Lalaitou1 Czech:Tuk

  • In Italy is "Toc"

  • in russian its TOOK ))))

  • in spain is "toc" =)

  • @Sorreyn + he says "Benny" not "Penny" :-) weird language :-)

  • woah thats creepy......btw its "knock knock knock" not "toc"

  • @mileymontana181 I dont know what you want?- In german it is "klopf klopf klopf". We dont have a synonym for knocking, we use the verb "klopfen" as the discription for the knocking sound! (sometimes my german motherlanguage is really sad!)

  • @captainbackflash well I'm not german, so thats probably why

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