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To: Douglas V. Fant who wrote (1054)	5/17/1998 1:12:00 PM
From: Charger	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3129

OK, you got me. (If people object to this, please let me know). For me, and maybe others??, you have irrevocably proven that your colloquial spanish is better than mine - or perhaps your entire spanish vocabulary. I only learned mine in poor Spain, but am proud, as they are, of my "Valladolid" accent (tempered with English accent, ahem). So, the closest I can come to Tlacuache is tlaco - "the eighth part of a Spanish real". As "callado" is the "hushed", or "quieted" or "closed mouthed", are you saying the Quiet Rich One? Or the Quiet Poor One? (lol) or something else entirely? Maybe the whole expression is a colloqualism that I am unfamiliar with? (I almost wonder if the word is an Aztec based word??) I love languages. Chargita, amiga suya