One of the best parts of living overseas is learning the host country's language. Although we accept the fact that we will not be fluent in a year or two, it is always helpful to learn some phrases that will make it easier to get around, eat, and shop.
On the other hand, many countries have made a huge effort to incorporate the English language into many of their signs, menus, and brochures. Sometimes the English is spot on, but other times not so much.
| "Explorium" and "Edutainment" are intentional, but someone forgot the "r" in California. (Not sure about the missing "e" in experience.) |
| I think this one could actually work as a new word in English: Graduation + Congratulations = Gratulation! |
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I considered this as a name for a band. |
| Usually I am pretty daring when it comes to trying new dishes, but this one just didn't sound very appetizing. |
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