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Artist Andres Lozano illustrates some of the cutest names for the @ sign from around the world.
From Monkey's Tail to Strudel, you can see all of the images here.
More info: andres-lozano.com
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Anne Wijik 8 years ago
I'm old enough to remember "kanelbulle". We used it in the late 90's and early 00's. I haven't heard it in a long time now. Also we say "trunk a", there's no elephant in there. (just to clarify)
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ToxicRosetta 8 years ago
I've literally never heard anyone say that before
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Eduardo Amaral 8 years ago
In Portugal has the name of an ancient measure "Arroba" (not use anymore this measure that was equivalent to 15 Kg)
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Thandei T 8 years ago
Wtf?? As far as I know we call it 'monkey a', because it looks like it has a monkey's tail.
Zori the degu 8 years ago
We call it "Кльомба", which is pronounced like... I'm not even sure how to write an english equivalent of the word.
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Elbrich Elsenga 8 years ago
Haha, love the badly written letter and I really don't see a moon's ear in there. Does the moon have an ear?
Zori the degu 8 years ago
Why spoiling jokes, even if they are a bit weird?
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Zas Shroom 8 years ago
In Finland, it has been called "miukumauku" or cat's tail because it looks like sleeping cat :)
Danny Root 8 years ago
I live in the USA and never knew it to be anything other than "at". Then again, I've never used Twitter or Instagram or anything that regularly uses the symbol other than e-mail.
Zas Shroom 8 years ago
In Finland, it has been called "miukumauku" or cat's tail because it looks like sleeping cat :)
Danny Root 8 years ago
I live in the USA and never knew it to be anything other than "at". Then again, I've never used Twitter or Instagram or anything that regularly uses the symbol other than e-mail.
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