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1 hour ago, letsdothis said:

That's interesting. In my translators, "abracadabra" is either Romanian or Portuguese, but in either case it translates to, "abracadabra" in English.

Even more strange, when I translate from English to either Romanian or Portuguese, I get, "abracadabra". But, when I translate from English to Russian, I get either, "абракадабра" or "бессмыслица". Go figure. :huh:

  

abracadabra = now you see it and now you don't lol.......much like some tenants :biggrin:

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9 hours ago, letsdothis said:

Isso é interessante. Em meus tradutores, "abracadabra" é romeno ou português, mas em ambos os casos é traduzido como "abracadabra" em inglês.

Ainda mais estranho, quando traduzo do inglês para o romeno ou português, recebo "abracadabra". Mas, quando traduzo de inglês para russo, obtenho "абракадабра" ou "бессмыслица". Vai saber.:Hã:

  

This word does not exist in Portuguese (pt-BR)
Out of curiosity this word is used by magicians, in their tricks to give an air of suspense😁

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On 11/4/2020 at 1:03 PM, Robwin said:

abracadabra = now you see it and now you don't lol.......much like some tenants :biggrin:

  

18 hours ago, Karrui said:

This word does not exist in Portuguese (pt-BR)
Out of curiosity this word is used by magicians, in their tricks to give an air of suspense😁

 

15 hours ago, jabbath1987 said:

Same in German language. 

 

I had no question what it meant. The question was which language it was. Google said it could be Romanian or Portuguese. 😊

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14 minutes ago, letsdothis said:

  I had no question what it meant. The question was which language it was. Google said it could be Romanian or Portuguese. 😊

just for your information my google says...... The word is of Hebrew or Aramaic origin, being derived either from the Hebrew words 'ab' (father), 'ben' (son), and 'ruach hakodesh' (holy spirit), or from the Aramaic 'avra kadavra', meaning 'it will be created in my words'.

Interesting eh ::)

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