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In the YouTube original series Origin. Ep 1. 9:15 in the person on the ground
says (I think) ...

すわってくださいよ

Which I took to mean “Please sit!” (Or something along those lines).

But the subtitles said “wait - wait a second”

Am I wrong in what I heard? Or did I interpret it incorrectly? Or are the
subtitles not exactly a literal translation? Is it a slang?

Link to video <https://youtu.be/9fUU6y5-rTc>

**Edit**

Listening again and again I think he actually says “ちょっとまってくださいよ” in which
case then I agree with the subtitles. :-)

But the first three syllables are almost squashed into a single syllable.
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Origin - subtitles
Yes, he says ちょっとまってくださいよ and not すわってくださいよ which wouldn't really make sense
in the situation they were in.
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