One of the greatest things about being a bilingual family is the hilarity of the language differences. Here is a picture of an electrical supply store with a very electrifying name.
I have been laughing at this for years, so I thought I would share it with you. Casinos to Castles may have already seen it though, if they’ve shopped at the home improvement store lately! I wonder if they would get more or less customers in America?
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Probably more customers but they’d leave empty-handed and rather disappointed! 😉
Ha, good point!
YES! This makes me laugh every time I see the sign and when I show it to new people! It is so simply wonderful. I have such a juvenile sense of humor!
Yeah, my sense of humor is often that of a teenager!