• ancap shark
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        96 months ago

        The Brazilian translation I own replaced him with Thomas Jefferson. Kinda random but I found it funny

        • @Quetzalcutlass
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          56 months ago

          What’s the translation of the previous “antelope/ant eloping” pun? I can’t imagine that works in other languages.

          • ancap shark
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            86 months ago

            “brutamonte” (rude or big strong person) and “bruta monte” (really big mount)

            It’s a very bad joke, but I don’t blame the translators. How would they ever translate this bit

          • ancap shark
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            6 months ago

            Because almost nobody in Brazil would know Paul Revere

            • threelonmusketeers
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              36 months ago

              But they would know Thomas Jefferson? If I were tasked to choose the most famous U.S. political figures, I might have chosen Washington or Lincoln…

              • @EarMaster
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                36 months ago

                I’m not from Brazil but from Germany and out of all the U.S. founding fathers Washington, Franklin and Jefferson were the ones I had heard of. Lincoln also, but he is not one of them, is he?

                • threelonmusketeers
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                  36 months ago

                  No, Lincoln wasn’t a founding father. He was just a famous president who came later.

                • @[email protected]
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                  16 months ago

                  Lincoln is famous because he was the president during the US civil war and abolished slavery. This happened a century after us independence/founding.