I don't mean to be nitpicking, but while we're talking about typos of the word "Portuguese"while we're talking about typos of the word "Portuguese", the off-topic close reason reads
where "portuguese language" seems to correspond to $Topic. I don't know if $Topic is used elsewhere, but if so, it should be "Portuguese language" with a capital P.
Solved. Now This question does not appear to be about the $Topic renders correctly:
I don't mean to be nitpicking, but while we're talking about typos of the word "Portuguese", the off-topic close reason reads
where "portuguese language" seems to correspond to $Topic. I don't know if $Topic is used elsewhere, but if so, it should be "Portuguese language" with a capital P.
Solved. Now This question does not appear to be about the $Topic renders correctly:
I don't mean to be nitpicking, but while we're talking about typos of the word "Portuguese", the off-topic close reason reads
where "portuguese language" seems to correspond to $Topic. I don't know if $Topic is used elsewhere, but if so, it should be "Portuguese language" with a capital P.
Solved. Now This question does not appear to be about the $Topic renders correctly:
I don't mean to be nitpicking, but while we're talking about typos of the word "Portuguese", the off-topic close reason reads
where "portuguese language" seems to correspond to $Topic. I don't know if $Topic is used elsewhere, but if so, it should be "Portuguese language" with a capital P.
Solved. Now This question does not appear to be about the $Topic renders correctly:
I don't mean to be nitpicking, but while we're talking about typos of the word "Portuguese", the off-topic close reason reads
where "portuguese language" seems to correspond to $Topic. I don't know if $Topic is used elsewhere, but if so, it should be "Portuguese language" with a capital P.
I don't mean to be nitpicking, but while we're talking about typos of the word "Portuguese", the off-topic close reason reads
where "portuguese language" seems to correspond to $Topic. I don't know if $Topic is used elsewhere, but if so, it should be "Portuguese language" with a capital P.
Solved. Now This question does not appear to be about the $Topic renders correctly:
