legendary birds

Ytnim

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    Someone has probbaly already pointed this out but the 3 legendary birds have numbers.
    Articuno
    Zapdos
    Moltres

    Uno means 1, dos means 2, tres means 3. I'm not sure of the exact language but most European languages use these or something like these as 1, 2 and 3.
     
    Yeah thats right! how funny

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    Oh cyber killer, why would Ytnim look for another post like this? Do you realize how long that would take? Geez, lighten up, Mr.Serious Dude.
     
    this is way oldskool news...I'm really surprised that you couldn't identify it as Spanish...
     
    I just learned the Mewtwo has a two at the end, and two means dos in English. :P Most people knew about the legndary birds names anyway :P
     
    dude i knew about that when i was like 10 when pkmn first came out omg how did it take you this looooooooooooooooooooooong to figure that out?
     
    It took me one look at the legendary birds names to figure this out. I just thought Id post it incase someone didn't know. I am a fairly new member to pokecommunity.
     
    PIKA2 said:
    I just learned the Mewtwo has a two at the end, and two means dos in English. :P Most people knew about the legndary birds names anyway :P
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    Umm... two does not mean dos in English!! I think you got it backwards it means that in Spanish.

    These news are very old. :knockedou
     
    I never knew that until now. I didn't think that english Pokemon names would have other langwhichis(?) in them, I'm now under steading why some people use words from other langwhichis(?) in made up Pokemon.
     
    Almost Every Pokemon Has Something Foreign In Its Name.. Pikachu; Pika Means Rat/Mouse (Read It Somwhere) And Chu Is The Sound It Makes
     
    Ytnim said:
    Someone has probbaly already pointed this out but the 3 legendary birds have numbers.
    Articuno
    Zapdos
    Moltres

    Uno means 1, dos means 2, tres means 3. I'm not sure of the exact language but most European languages use these or something like these as 1, 2 and 3.
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    They went Spanish On that one. Because in Portuguese its Um/Uma, Dois/Duas, and Tr?s. And French it's un, deux and, troix

    But I thought most of everyone knew that.
     
    cyber_killer said:
    Almost Every Pokemon Has Something Foreign In Its Name.. Pikachu; Pika Means Rat/Mouse (Read It Somwhere) And Chu Is The Sound It Makes
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    :D Don't ya mean Chu means mouse and Pika is the sound it makes? Ya got it backwards.
     
    asher_son_of_ash said:
    :D Don't ya mean Chu means mouse and Pika is the sound it makes? Ya got it backwards.
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    'Chu' does mean mouse, but i've always heard that 'Pika' either meant 'Electric' or 'Lightning' and 'Rai' (as in Raichu) meant 'Thunder'
     
    I Also Thought That.. There Was A Site Wich Had Pokedex With The Meaning Of The Words With It..
    I Once Searched It Via Google, Didn't Know What I Searched Nor When I Did It..
     
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