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I agree.
There are also those who spell the way they see on commercials ....
In Norway, we have many words that are made up of two, while you in English normally keeps them apart, we conenct them. This makes for interseting spelling on some products:
Ananasringer = rings of pineapple
but, the label of the most common brand actually says
Anans
ringer
= Pineapple calling
Thats not at all how I would say it though. If I had a business I know I'd do that. But I read on a label of some ant killing spray & I was laughing so much because it says it kills: red ants, black ants, pavement ants, fire ants, pharaoh ants, little black footed ants, little white footed ants, thief ants, crazy ants, acrobatic ants, ghost ants...Little did I know the last 5 types of ants are actually real types of ants... I would've liked to have been the guy to name their types.
"OOh man those ants are crazy!"
"What kind of ants are those?"
"I don't know but they're crazy!"
"Hey everyone come look at these crazy ants!"
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I agree.
There are also those who spell the way they see on commercials ....
In Norway, we have many words that are made up of two, while you in English normally keeps them apart, we conenct them. This makes for interseting spelling on some products:
Ananasringer = rings of pineapple
but, the label of the most common brand actually says
Anans
ringer
= Pineapple calling
There are also those who spell the way they see on commercials ....
In Norway, we have many words that are made up of two, while you in English normally keeps them apart, we conenct them. This makes for interseting spelling on some products:
Ananasringer = rings of pineapple
but, the label of the most common brand actually says
Anans
ringer
= Pineapple calling