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
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
They found a little guy with buckteeth.
Last edited by ApurasCachas; 09-19-2008 at 08:07 AM.
Thanks a lot for that. clo
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
"El verdadero objectivo de la vida no es el destino final, si no disfrutar el camino."
()()Es el mismo como dientes salientes.
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Last edited by Dabeed; 09-26-2008 at 10:27 AM.
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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