Inaudible, foreign language and background dialogue

Shed some light to dialogue pieces in Jurassic Park that are either hard to hear, not in english, or are something spoken by bg extras.

I know original screenplays explain some of them but I wouldn't rely entirely on that as quite bit of stuff changed between the script and what actually ended up on screen.

For starters I would like to know:

1) All the spanish dialogue spoken in the amber mine sequence - outside and inside it

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2) The very soft spoken background foreign chatter in the Costa Rica cafe (by extras)

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3) Gennaro speaks something inaudible to Hammond when they walk the VS stairs up for the first time - can anyone lip sync?

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4) Full Mr DNA background dialogue when the "ride" starts (EVERY BIT, not just the clearly heard and some of what's in the bluray captions)

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5) The simultaneous Hammond-Sattler chat while main Muldoon-Grant dialogue goes on

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6) The recorded Hammond background dialogue in the lunch room (in FULL even when Gennaro-Hammond dialogue has started)

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Mistral wrote:

5) The simultaneous Hammond-Sattler chat while main Muldoon-Grant dialogue goes on

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Okay so in the Dec/1992 script Hammond says
"The[y] viewing area below us will have eight-inch tempered glass set in reinforced steel frames to - "

But in the film I think? what he says is
"The viewing areas down below here will have eight-inch thick tempered glass, and they are set in steel frame."

Sorry if that was obvious to everyone else and you all already knew this, but not being fluent in English has it's drawbacks and I haven't tried to make sense of it previously. Anyway that was the easiest one of the opening post

I believe whilst Hammond and Gennaro are talking during the Mr DNA ride, the ride says something like this:
"Our fertilization department is where the dinosaur DNA takes the place of the DNA in unfertilized emu or ostrich eggs and then it's on to the nursery, where we welcome the dinosaurs back into the world!"

"The viewing areas set down below here will have 8-inch tempered glass, and then set in steel frames"
Hammond-Sattler convocation at the Raptor Paddock

Aegyptiacus3 wrote:

I believe whilst Hammond and Gennaro are talking during the Mr DNA ride, the ride says something like this:
"Our fertilization department is where the dinosaur DNA takes the place of the DNA in unfertilized emu or ostrich eggs and then it's on to the nursery, where we welcome the dinosaurs back into the world!"

Having re-listened to it multiple times now, I'm not entirely convinced by this interpretation, not yet at least, but good try the dialogue continues after that bit too

So, the Spanish lines in the amber mine sequence.

As I said before, the actual script is half useless since they changed so much afterwards, and also there isn't just one source that would reveal it all, everything seems to be somewhat contradictory? So I've had to scramble this together from multiple sources. That is, partly from various random sites and people on the internet, partly from [trying] to transcript the actual on-screen dialogue, and partly from google translate. So I would appreciate if someone fluently speaking Spanish would possibly make some corrections here? Also look at the scene again =)

"Apuesto mil pesos que se cae"
"I bet 1000 pesos he falls"

"Hola, Juanito"
"Hi, Juanito"

"Hola, bienvenido"
"Hello, welcome"

[spanish ??? background chatter]

"Jefe, jefe, mencontramos otro mosquito"
"Chief, chief, we found another mosquito"

"Seguro?"
"[Are you] Sure?"

"Si"
"Yes"

"Muestrama!"
"Show [me]!"

"Luz, más luz... muchachos échenme luz!"
"Light, more light... guys light me up!"

""Qué lindo eres...  vas a ser"
"What a beauty... you're going to be"

In the opening of TLW, you can hear Paul Bowman shout a muffled f-bomb when he sees Cathy being attacked. The whole dialogue, none of which in the script, is "Get it away from her nose! F*ck!" It's all right before the mom screams. AFAIK, this is the only time the F-word appears in a JP movie. It's heard most clearly in the blu-ray release.

CT-1138 wrote:

In the opening of TLW, you can hear Paul Bowman shout a muffled f-bomb when he sees Cathy being attacked. The whole dialogue, none of which in the script, is "Get it away from her nose! F*ck!" It's all right before the mom screams. AFAIK, this is the only time the F-word appears in a JP movie. It's heard most clearly in the blu-ray release.

Lol you are right, took a few tries to hear but it's there

I speak spanish, I'll translate it for the community when I get the chance to watch the movies if people want though. There really isn't anything too interesting there however, I do like the beginning of JP though which is the dialog below since it's a bit funny.

I can tell you the background spanish is likely impossible but I'll give it a shot. I corrected the transcript below, it was mostly correct but since I'm not watching the movie I don't know if all the dialog is correct but it seems to be from what I remember, I especially love the "Apuesto mil pesos a que se cae" since if you notice Genaro does trip a few seconds later. A better translation would be "I bet 1000 pesos that he'll fall" since it's the spanish equivalent of the first conditional in English.

Mistral wrote:

"Apuesto mil pesos que se cae"
"I bet 1000 pesos he falls"

"Hola, Juanito"
"Hi, Juanito"

"Hola, bienvenido"
"Hello, welcome"

[spanish ??? background chatter]

"Jefe, jefe, encontramos otro mosquito"
"Chief, chief, we found another mosquito"

"Seguro?"
"[Are you] Sure?"

"Si"
"Yes"

"Muestrame!"
"Show [me]!"

"Luz, más luz... muchachos échen me luz!"
"Light, more light... guys light me up!"

""Qué lindo eres...  vas a ser"
"What a beauty... you're going to be"

Thanks, any input would be appreciated!

I'm not sure if Rostagno actually says "vas a ser" after "qué lindo eres", and/or if there's more of it. It's kind of hard to decipher when you don't really understand the language and all the sources (including spanish speaking lol) say this or that

But yes I love the first line, and ones in the mine, as well as the way they are expressed in speech. The others are admittedly just general chatter but I still like to get the correct meaning of them all, because it's my fav film and I'd love to know everything I can