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In Romanian it's „unde și-a înțărcat dracul copiii” which means "where the Devil weaned his children".
In Latin American Spanish we say "Donde el diablo perdió el poncho" that translates as "Where the devil lost his poncho" or "Donde cayó el avión" / "Where the plane crashed"
Portuguese "onde Judas perdeu as botas". where Judas lost his boots.
If you go there, pls bring the boots.
If its even further away it's "onde judas desistiu de achar as botas". Where judas gave up trying to find his boots
That sounds so stereotypical lol.
Hang on, is "Count Dracula" just Romanian for "Lord Devilish"?
I mean there's a reason Bram Stoker picked the name "Dracula" for his character ya know...