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Hi, I am studying spanish at university and I have come across a phrase that I cannot understand. It is " encuentran a un tipo bajito y con dientes de conejo". Rabbits teeth????
Can anyone shed some light on the subject? Much appreciated. clo |
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They found a little guy with buckteeth.
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Thanks a lot for that. clo
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Clo,
Sounds like you don't believe him. You don't give any context for the short phrase but whatever they found, it was the shorter kind with buck teeth. Joel
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Es el mismo como dientes salientes.' ' "
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I think clo agreed and thanked him, but it's "a short guy with buckteeth"--"tipo" has to be referring to a guy here.
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