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Tuesday, April 9, 2019

One more example of broken English in Korea

As a follow-up to my post the other day, I want to share this one, which I just found on a plastic bag from a bakery. A lot of typos and grammar problems in this sentence, but at least it's still possible to get its meaning 😉

Spot the errors
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