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2011, Ricardo Araújo Pereira, “Presidenciais: um balanço linguístico”, in Visão:
“Tiquê” é, na tradição de “mídia”, uma palavra de uma língua pronunciada com o sotaque de outra. Trata-se da palavra inglesa ticket dita com sotaque francês.
"Tiquê" is, in the tradition of "mídia", a word from one language pronounced with the accent of another. It's the English word ticket spoken with a French accent.
2017, Mário R. Gonçalves, O Livro de Areia:
Agora para ir à Lello comprar um livro é preciso tirar um talão (tiquê) na porta ao lado e ir para a fila.
Now, to go to Lello to buy a book, you have to get a ticket ("tiquê") next door and queue up.
2020, Hernâni Von Doellinger, Tarrenego!:
No chão de cimento do cemitério jaz, abandonada e fria, uma senha de vez. O famigerado ticket, ou tiquê, como nos dá muito mais jeito dizer, e dá-nos sempre muito mais jeito dizer mal, não é?
On the concrete floor of the cemetery lies, abandoned and cold, a queue ticket. The infamous ticket, or tiquê, as we like to say, and we always like to say it badly, don't we?
