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Actually, TSN, it would be fajitas grandes. In Spanish, the adjectives have to match the nouns they describe in amount and gender. Since "fajitas" is plural, "grandes" needs to be used to match the amount. And, yep, Taco Bell's been getting it wrong for years. Incidentally, "fajitas grandes" translates as "big fajitas."
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Siegfried: Well, I wasn't tlaking about it as a Spanish phrase. I meant it as a silly Taco-Bell-esque name. And I know full well what "grande" means. :-Þ
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