My coworker just asked me why we have stickers that say fragile in French but not in English.
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My coworker just asked me why we have stickers that say fragile in French but not in English.
(It's the same word)@dillyd what language were they speaking when they asked?
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@dillyd what language were they speaking when they asked?
@masukomi
French. I live in Quebec and speak mostly French during the workday. -
@masukomi
French. I live in Quebec and speak mostly French during the workday.@dillyd that seems far more reasonable than the other way around . Still silly but less silly
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@dillyd With some scissors you can use the stickers for Castellano too. (remove the e - frágil)
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My coworker just asked me why we have stickers that say fragile in French but not in English.
(It's the same word)@dillyd Here in Wales road signs must be bilingual (Welsh/English) which gets fun when roads are named in languages that are neither. My favourite is Avenue de Clichy, though I can't tell if Welsh or English is first on the sign...
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@dillyd Here in Wales road signs must be bilingual (Welsh/English) which gets fun when roads are named in languages that are neither. My favourite is Avenue de Clichy, though I can't tell if Welsh or English is first on the sign...
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@dillyd Here in Wales road signs must be bilingual (Welsh/English) which gets fun when roads are named in languages that are neither. My favourite is Avenue de Clichy, though I can't tell if Welsh or English is first on the sign...
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@dillyd Here in Wales road signs must be bilingual (Welsh/English) which gets fun when roads are named in languages that are neither. My favourite is Avenue de Clichy, though I can't tell if Welsh or English is first on the sign...
@davea
That's hilarious! -
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