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I took a look at the thread on wordreference.com a site I frequently use in my work, and I recommend anyone interested in this subject to check it out, suggesting that the Spanish/Roman system may have been in use in Galicia for ages but may have also co-existed at times with the Portuguese system.

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Perhaps you can ask for help on wordreference or similar websites.

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For hard to find translations, I find that there are quite a few useful resources posted up on the forum at wordreference.com.

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This inv english french dictionary wordreference com shows some of the uses and aspects of nouns.

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Coatto is a Roman slang term that is translated by online dictionary wordreference.com as "young urban working class person with vulgar and sometimes violent behaviour", but understood in the same way a "chav"

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"Root" (as a verb) takes on a whole different meaning in various non-American English-speaking cultures. wordreference.

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Look at what this person from Argentina said on www. wordreference.com:

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It would appear according to www. wordreference.com, that "botines" are used in Argentina and Peru in reference to soccer cleats.

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