Talk:Renato Aragão

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Didi's name

I'm brazilian and saw a lot of episodes of Os Trapalhoes. Every time Didi was asked about his name he said: "Didi Mocó Sonrizep (a funny name for brazilian's medication Sonrisal) Colesterol Novalgino (a funny name for brazilian's medication Nolvalgina) Mofumbbo with two b." —Preceding unsigned comment added by 200.255.166.194 (talk) 22:19, 28 June 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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The English used on this page is absolutely outrageous. The author of this article must not have been proficient in English, and therefore used an online translation tool. Those tools translate word by word from the original language in a literal manner, without the context a human translator would provide. The result is a text that does not make much sense.

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