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Where is Wally?? It seems very curious to me the fact about this character be so called Waldo in english. I say that because I used to read this books on my childhood and know him as Wally and Wally is not a common brazilian name, wich means that I am used to think that it's the english version. So the first time I heard "where is Waldo" I thought "why, whyy Waldo?", for my ears it sounds less english than Wally. Why these guys resolved to translate Wally to Waldo? Are these common names of people now a days? Could anyone explain it? Silly question, I know, but for training english it does the job. Then, if you prefer to ignore the subject and just point the errors... no problem! Although I would appreciate to discover this mistery. regards!

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