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zopqwe on January 15th, 2010
The word étranger means both someone from another country and somebody strange. In spanish it is translated as “el extranjero” (the foreigner) which is always considered a mistake. Mistake probably due to the resemblance of the words étranger-extranjero. I have always thought (and still think) “El extraño” (the stranger) to be the correct title.
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