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Professor Layton and the Curious Village/Regional Differences/English Translation Differences
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This is a sub-page of Professor Layton and the Curious Village/Regional Differences.
Any names after the "/" are UK names.
Lines in which its only differences is having British terms will be mainly omitted. Such examples include:
- Not adding a serial comma before "and" or "or".
- Not adding a dot after an abbreviation (For example, writing "Mr." as "Mr").
- Adding a comma or a period outside of quotation marks rather than inside quotation marks.
- Instances of the word "figure out" being changed to "work out".
- Instances of the word "tap" being changed to "touch".
- Instances of St. Mystere being referred as a "village" rather than a "town".
Sub-Pages
| Unsolved Mysteries |
| Solved Mysteries |
Journal
| Pages 1 and 2 |
| Pages 3 and 4 |
| Pages 5 and 6 |
| Pages 7 and 8 |
(Source: A special thanks to Layton.wikia and Professor Layton Blogspot for the majority of English text differences found.)