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Libby
How do you say "Media Blackout" in Spanish?
I was told "bloqueo informativo" by some, and others that said this isn't correct. What's the best way to say "Media Blackout"?
Thank you
Aug 14, 2014 4:56 PM
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Hi Libby,
I think that "bloqueo informativo" is perfect
Nevertheless, in Spain it's more common to say "apagón informativo".
I really hope this helps you, Libby! Have a wonderful day!
August 14, 2014
anyway, if you are working and your laptop left of working, but is on.
We tell , "tengo el equipo bloqueado", o "se me bloqueó el equipo"
saludos
August 14, 2014
Well, perhaps do not tell me the word in english , tell me the problem and I tell you how is told in spanish,
ok.
August 14, 2014
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