Thread: Silliness Do non-English speaking countries have funny names?
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Old 04-18-2010, 01:21 PM   #7
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A French (Breton) possible name is Le Bolloc'h (pronounced --well you guessed it).
Two funny names for a French :
  • the Nordic girl's name "Bitte" (means 'dick' in French, sorry)
  • and the big mushroom shaped thing in front of the main train station in Hannover, that bears the name "ZOB" (probably means Zentrum Ober Bahnhof, I guess) makes all the French that see it smirk (it means --yes again; and the shape too).
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