03:35 Jan 27, 2018 |
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| Selected response from: Robert Forstag United States Local time: 04:17 | ||||||
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if you don't pay it yourself Explanation: that's the gist forgetting about any coverage -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 mins (2018-01-27 03:47:01 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- this is very colloquial and basically this is what the person is saying |
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y uno no se hace afuera del armazón and you don't work outside the system Explanation: The "system" (armazón) here referring to the program under discussion. The language here seems not merely colloquial, but highly substandard. but I think that the intended reference is to getting one's healthcare needs met outside - rather than inside - the program, with "armazón" being the key word. I read "armazón" here as referring to the "framework" or "context" of the program. [Note: the above comment is not intended to be disparaging of the person quoted, to cast aspersions on her intelligence, or to be snobbish in any way. I simply regard it as a statement of fact.] -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 days 18 hrs (2018-01-29 21:59:23 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Or (perhaps better to avoid confusion): and you don't go outside the system |
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you're not made with a shell on the outside (protecting you) Explanation: ...if you need to (i.e., to get medical attention) --- (after all) you're not made of a shell (protecting you) on the outside --- we (just go ahead) pay whatever we can In the link below, we can see an example of armazón being rendered as 'shell'. http://mobile-dictionary.reverso.net/spanish-english/armazón I'm fairly sure this is what the speaker means here. I hope this helps, even if only the KudoZ glossary. |
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