Titles in Other Languages
- Jacob To-To (Danish)
- Jacob Dubbel (Dutch)
- Jacob Jacob (French)
- Jacobo Dos Dos (Spanish)
- Jacó Dois Dois (Brazilian Portuguese)
- Jacob Dois Dois (European Portuguese)
- Jacob Due-Due (Italian)
- Δύο Φορές Τζέικομπ (Dyo Fores Jacob) (Greek)
- Jakob Två Två (Swedish)
- Jakub Jakub (Polish)
- קובי קובי (Kobi Kobi) (Hebrew)
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