Poor Pablo lives in San José,
but his brain's failing him today.
His mind is troubled by a theft:
Take gold from treasure; what is left?
Again Elementary! Treasure in Spanish is TESORO. And gold is ORO. So, the answer is "TES", after taking ‘ORO' (gold) from ‘TESORO' (treasure) . Am I right, Kim?
Yes, Unni Ji, absolutely correct! Congratulations! You are the first to answer this.
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Since the Spanish word for treasure is 'tesoro' and gold is 'oro', when you take gold from treasure, what is left are the three letters 'tes'.
Ride 'em, Cowboy! That is true. Yours is answer number two.