08:09 Aug 26, 2000 |
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na | Ver abajo |
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na | Ver abajo |
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na | almohadilla |
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na | See below. |
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na | Sewe below |
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Ver abajo Explanation: carolina, Estuve hablando con una persona que trabaja en la compañía telefónica de Chile y me dijo que esa tecla se le llamam tecla de rediscado abreviado (no la tecla de rediscado común y corriente] Mucha gente le llama la tecla del gato (Gato es el juego del tic tac toc en Chile] Sé que esto es muy informal pero si averiguo otra coasa, te lo haré saber. Oprima (Pulse) la tecla de rediscado abreviado. Surete, Luis |
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Ver abajo Explanation: The pound key es la tecla con el símbolo de libra usado en inglés, y es este: # . Saludos. |
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almohadilla Explanation: This is the Spanish for the # sign. I've put a link to an English-Spanish lexicon page below. Hope it helps and good luck. Reference: http://www.telefonica.es/fat/lex.html |
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See below. Explanation: Tecla con el signo de número: I've heard this a thousand times when dialing my grandmother: "Oprima la tecla con el signo de número"...Which means "press the pound key" "gato" is also used, however I think the "tecla con el signo de número" is much better. Hope this helps! |
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Sewe below Explanation: This is just to tell you that I forgot to mention also the same explanation Kropotkin gave you. The person I talked to also mentioned a very similar phrase: Oprima la tecla del signo para número. Luis |
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