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what colour would a 'rose' fascia be? |
dotsis
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i'm about to buy a fascia for my phone from ebay.according to the sellers description it's rose.can anybody decipher what colour this maybe please?
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stevehulse
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Things described as 'rose' are usually pink |
Xugaa
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red or pink, or a tad of both mixed together 
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dotsis
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ooh dear.think i'll give it a miss then i think. ;-)
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$m@rtph0ne
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could also be the image of a rose on a white background. lol, i have also seen a black rose. |
warrmr
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rose in french is pink thus anything normally called rose pink or a pinky red.
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Xema
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I bet it is pink. |
$m@rtph0ne
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@warrmr, does rose literally translated in french mean pink ? |
warrmr
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as far as im aware it is a direct translation.
or at least thats what i lerned in A level french. and abotu the only thing i can remember.
thats where the name for rose wine came from, or "Vin rose" litrally meaning pink wine.
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$m@rtph0ne
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hmmm, i opted for spanish over french, more helpful if you are in the americas if you know what i mean. |
michka
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In french, rose has two meanings: the pink color and the flower. Not to mention that it is also a female first name. But the flower and the first name, that's the same as in english, isn't it? 
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Posted: 2006-03-02 00:10
