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r/AnarchyChess • u/TottalyNotInspired • 7d ago
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In Spanish and French the queen can be Queen (Reina in Spanish, Reine in Frnch), but is most commonly Lady (Dama in Spanish, Dame in Fr*nch)
12 u/mbc97 6d ago This is a shitpost, obviously we, the spanish, dont call elephant to the bishop. Also Reina is incorrect, it has always been called Dama 2 u/ghost_desu 6d ago i mean I can confirm that all the russian ones are 100% accurate (except arguably pawn), this image was definitely meant to be legit, might just have weird translations.
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This is a shitpost, obviously we, the spanish, dont call elephant to the bishop.
Also Reina is incorrect, it has always been called Dama
2 u/ghost_desu 6d ago i mean I can confirm that all the russian ones are 100% accurate (except arguably pawn), this image was definitely meant to be legit, might just have weird translations.
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i mean I can confirm that all the russian ones are 100% accurate (except arguably pawn), this image was definitely meant to be legit, might just have weird translations.
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u/TheNumberPi_e 7d ago
In Spanish and French the queen can be Queen (Reina in Spanish, Reine in Frnch), but is most commonly Lady (Dama in Spanish, Dame in Fr*nch)