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In Spanish, "three four" would be "tres '''c'''uatro." In Portuguese, according to an online translator, three four is "tres quatro" (well, there's a little accent thing, but that's besides the point). So I'm not ''100%'' guaranteeing it's in Portuguese, but I'm sure that the phrase isn't Spanish. ~ [[User:Magbatz|magbatz]] | In Spanish, "three four" would be "tres '''c'''uatro." In Portuguese, according to an online translator, three four is "tres quatro" (well, there's a little accent thing, but that's besides the point). So I'm not ''100%'' guaranteeing it's in Portuguese, but I'm sure that the phrase isn't Spanish. ~ [[User:Magbatz|magbatz]] | ||
| + | :Hah, I haven't taken Spanish for a couple of years so I forgot the spelling was "cuatro." Thanks for clearing that up. -{{User:CapitalQ/Sig}} 03:01, 14 November 2006 (UTC) | ||
Latest revision as of 23:01, 13 November 2006
In Spanish, "three four" would be "tres cuatro." In Portuguese, according to an online translator, three four is "tres quatro" (well, there's a little accent thing, but that's besides the point). So I'm not 100% guaranteeing it's in Portuguese, but I'm sure that the phrase isn't Spanish. ~ magbatz
