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Came across this dialogue while reading Japanese writings online.

Boy 1: オタクにじみ出てますよ

Boy 2: 違うっつってんだろ

My Japanese beginner skills would translate it as "Your otaku-ness is bleeding
out." But I'm sure that's not exactly right.

Also, I see a lot of ってん in casual dialogues like this. I'm not sure what that
exactly means.
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How does 出てます here translate?
I think your understanding of the first sentence is okay. It means something
along the lines of "I can smell your otaku-ness", "You are not hiding your
otaku trait".

For the second sentence, it's a result of several contractions.

  * 違うと言っているだろ(う)  
Come on, I'm saying it's wrong (I'm not an otaku)!

  * 違うと言ってるだろ ([ている to てる](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/18159/5010))
  * 違うと言ってんだろ ([る(ん)だ to んだ](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/a/53669/5010))
  * 違うって言ってんだろ (って is a casual version of quotative-と)
  * 違うっつってんだろ ([って言っ to っつっ](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/1252/5010))
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