I wonder what kind of quantum leap it takes to translate "Large" to "Grande", seeing that "Large" means "Long" and "Grande" means "Grand" (in Spanish "Big", or "Large)) Fun facts.
A friend of mine asked me "What does it means when they put "Transmitido en Espanol por S.A.P.", I looked at him and said, as he pronounced, " Trahaansmittidoe" means transmitted, S>A.P. means Special Audio Programming, which means it will come out in Spanish on you right speaker. He said he felt like a jerk, all these years, and the word was steering him right in the face. I actually ended up teaching a lot of Spanish words. He hired Spanish workers in his roofing business because he felt he got the most work out of them. I translated that to he could charge them less! "Same difference, he replied". At least he was honest.
Good start Micah!
