Isla Cangrejos

[CarribeanThunder]

Originally Posted by KeeperOfTheCode

Just thought this curious. Who, besides me, knew that Isla Cangrejos means 'Island of the Crabs'?

Yep, I knew that - and if you want to go there, think about Tortuga.
In English, it would be called "Turtle." Now who wants to go on an island named Turtle, it just makes it sound like the island itself is a giant turtle...

Isla Tormenta ( I think ) = Island of Storms.

[KeeperOfTheCode]

Originally Posted by CarribeanThunder

Yep, I knew that - and if you want to go there, think about Tortuga.
In English, it would be called "Turtle." Now who wants to go on an island named Turtle, it just makes it sound like the island itself is a giant turtle...

Isla Tormenta ( I think ) = Island of Storms.

On the part about Tortuga, I think there's been some confusion. It means 'tortoise', not turtle. Let's see... Isla Tormenta means Lost Island, Isla de la Avaricia means (Quite obviously) Island of the Avarice/Greed, and I think Ile d'Etable de Porc roughly means 'Stable Island of Pork'.

[ex8404]

Originally Posted by KeeperOfTheCode

Let's see... Isla Tormenta means Lost Island

Isla Tormenta means Storm Island. Isla Perdida means Lost Island.

[KeeperOfTheCode]

Originally Posted by ex8404

Isla Tormenta means Storm Island. Isla Perdida means Lost Island.

Sorry, meant Perdida.

[Dan_OB]

Originally Posted by KeeperOfTheCode

... I think Ile d'Etable de Porc roughly means 'Stable Island of Pork'.

I think it translates to something along the lines of "Pig Pen Island"