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funny signs lost in translation politically correct rude signsWe all love travelling, visiting different places, experiencing different cultures, environments, and also sampling different countries’ products. Check out this article to see some unusual brand names, all of them are genuine.
By Rach Wong
only if I'm really thirsty and trapped in a desert for 5 days
I said I'd try everything once in my life, but this is taking it too far
Sure, I can have a taste
Yes these are Chinese biscuits, get lost if you don't like it
It's hot, as long as it dont give me the ....
The clothes in this store are nice
Okayy
Check out, ‘lost in translation part I, a genuine menu found in Hong Kong.
