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ATsuri   
15 Oct 2008
UK, Ireland / Polish brands in England [12]

Thanks:)

I googled 'Fart'... It seems that it's a very popular 'name'. Actually I've never met the real meaning of this word before. (Un)fortunatelly we are only taught decent English language;]
ATsuri   
13 Oct 2008
UK, Ireland / Polish brands in England [12]

Nice examples, thanks a lot :)

If you will find some more till Wednesday please PM me or write them down here.

Dear Mr. Moderator
Thanks for moving my topic here and sorry for troubling you:)
ATsuri   
12 Oct 2008
UK, Ireland / Polish brands in England [12]

Hi everyone :)
I'm a student and I need some help. Our English teacher gave us a task: Find any Polish brand/products names which may be somehow offensive or troublesome for English people (especially food). So there's my request... :)

Could you give me some hints?
For example, my dictionary says that word lech /letsh/ ('Lech' is a beer) means:'Someone showing strong or offensive sexual desire'. I would be grateful for all your ideas.

In exchange I can give you some recipes:)