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28 Japanese Shirts That Accidentally Perfected Comedy With Their Awful Translations
Many clothes that are being sold nowadays have various words, phrases or other linguistic things as part of their design. And while most of the time they're correct, from time to time, people manage to come across clothes with broken language.
Other find them not so rarely—in fact, often enough to make a whole video series on social media, just like travel content creator Aki did. Occasionally, she posts videos about shirts with broken English she finds being sold in Japan. Since these videos are entertaining so many people, we decided to put together a collection of the best ones she found, so Bored Panda readers can have a taste of these amusing discoveries too.
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Okay. So it starts out like the Christian pun ‘brand name’ logos that were popular back in the 1980’s and maybe 90’s. But then that circle. With a cow and gibberish….
