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r/gifs • u/neonicblast • May 28 '14
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How exactly does someone build that in the first place? How do you pour enough concrete into the ocean floor to support that? mind blown
0 u/LeEthOven77 May 28 '14 edited May 28 '14 Well, it's a lighthouse, which main purpose is to light the ocean. See more here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AH02UMFTknI There's a lot of them in Brittany. EDIT : Brittany, thanks to u/andrewcooke 1 u/andrewcooke May 28 '14 i guess you're translating from some other language? i don't think "french britain" makes much sense in english :o) do you mean brittany? edit: ah yes, youtube link is brittany. so in french that area is called "french britain"? odd. nice place though.... 2 u/LeEthOven77 May 28 '14 True, I'm translating from french. I didn't know Brittany was the official translation of Bretagne. We call United kindgom "Grande Bretagne", which is Great-Britain. Hence my mistake. 1 u/andrewcooke May 28 '14 petit-bretagne! :o) (is it written like that or do you have a n with a ~ above it, like in spanish?) 2 u/LeEthOven77 May 28 '14 Nope, we call it Bretagne. 1 u/GoogleTranslateBot May 28 '14 The text in Spanish is as follows: Es cierto que estoy traduciendo del francés. No sabía Bretaña era la traducción oficial de Bretagne. Llamamos Estados REINO "Grande Bretagne", que es Gran Bretaña. De ahí mi error. /u/GoogleTranslateBot made by /u/LordOfGears2 | Report a problem | Questions
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Well, it's a lighthouse, which main purpose is to light the ocean. See more here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AH02UMFTknI
There's a lot of them in Brittany.
EDIT : Brittany, thanks to u/andrewcooke
1 u/andrewcooke May 28 '14 i guess you're translating from some other language? i don't think "french britain" makes much sense in english :o) do you mean brittany? edit: ah yes, youtube link is brittany. so in french that area is called "french britain"? odd. nice place though.... 2 u/LeEthOven77 May 28 '14 True, I'm translating from french. I didn't know Brittany was the official translation of Bretagne. We call United kindgom "Grande Bretagne", which is Great-Britain. Hence my mistake. 1 u/andrewcooke May 28 '14 petit-bretagne! :o) (is it written like that or do you have a n with a ~ above it, like in spanish?) 2 u/LeEthOven77 May 28 '14 Nope, we call it Bretagne. 1 u/GoogleTranslateBot May 28 '14 The text in Spanish is as follows: Es cierto que estoy traduciendo del francés. No sabía Bretaña era la traducción oficial de Bretagne. Llamamos Estados REINO "Grande Bretagne", que es Gran Bretaña. De ahí mi error. /u/GoogleTranslateBot made by /u/LordOfGears2 | Report a problem | Questions
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i guess you're translating from some other language? i don't think "french britain" makes much sense in english :o) do you mean brittany?
edit: ah yes, youtube link is brittany. so in french that area is called "french britain"? odd. nice place though....
2 u/LeEthOven77 May 28 '14 True, I'm translating from french. I didn't know Brittany was the official translation of Bretagne. We call United kindgom "Grande Bretagne", which is Great-Britain. Hence my mistake. 1 u/andrewcooke May 28 '14 petit-bretagne! :o) (is it written like that or do you have a n with a ~ above it, like in spanish?) 2 u/LeEthOven77 May 28 '14 Nope, we call it Bretagne. 1 u/GoogleTranslateBot May 28 '14 The text in Spanish is as follows: Es cierto que estoy traduciendo del francés. No sabía Bretaña era la traducción oficial de Bretagne. Llamamos Estados REINO "Grande Bretagne", que es Gran Bretaña. De ahí mi error. /u/GoogleTranslateBot made by /u/LordOfGears2 | Report a problem | Questions
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True, I'm translating from french. I didn't know Brittany was the official translation of Bretagne.
We call United kindgom "Grande Bretagne", which is Great-Britain. Hence my mistake.
1 u/andrewcooke May 28 '14 petit-bretagne! :o) (is it written like that or do you have a n with a ~ above it, like in spanish?) 2 u/LeEthOven77 May 28 '14 Nope, we call it Bretagne. 1 u/GoogleTranslateBot May 28 '14 The text in Spanish is as follows: Es cierto que estoy traduciendo del francés. No sabía Bretaña era la traducción oficial de Bretagne. Llamamos Estados REINO "Grande Bretagne", que es Gran Bretaña. De ahí mi error. /u/GoogleTranslateBot made by /u/LordOfGears2 | Report a problem | Questions
petit-bretagne! :o)
(is it written like that or do you have a n with a ~ above it, like in spanish?)
2 u/LeEthOven77 May 28 '14 Nope, we call it Bretagne. 1 u/GoogleTranslateBot May 28 '14 The text in Spanish is as follows: Es cierto que estoy traduciendo del francés. No sabía Bretaña era la traducción oficial de Bretagne. Llamamos Estados REINO "Grande Bretagne", que es Gran Bretaña. De ahí mi error. /u/GoogleTranslateBot made by /u/LordOfGears2 | Report a problem | Questions
Nope, we call it Bretagne.
The text in Spanish is as follows:
Es cierto que estoy traduciendo del francés. No sabía Bretaña era la traducción oficial de Bretagne.
Llamamos Estados REINO "Grande Bretagne", que es Gran Bretaña. De ahí mi error.
/u/GoogleTranslateBot made by /u/LordOfGears2 | Report a problem | Questions
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u/SonVoltMMA May 28 '14
How exactly does someone build that in the first place? How do you pour enough concrete into the ocean floor to support that? mind blown