A strange thing about fashion apparel here is that most of the slogans on t-shirts are written in English rather than Vietnamese. The majority focus around the theme of "love" and usually make little sense or, like the one above, are misspelt
You know, I noticed the misspelling of t-shirts in Hungary too, a dozen years ago. It's the primary reason I never buy anything with Chinese or Japanese characters on it. How would I know?
In spite of the mis-spelling... I found the T-shirts, funny and the bright colours of the T-shirts go to show that street markets across the world adhere to similar fashion trends. :-)
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You know, I noticed the misspelling of t-shirts in Hungary too, a dozen years ago. It's the primary reason I never buy anything with Chinese or Japanese characters on it. How would I know?
In spite of the mis-spelling... I found the T-shirts, funny and the bright colours of the T-shirts go to show that street markets across the world adhere to similar fashion trends. :-)
I agree with you about these. Well someday Ill create a blog to compete you! lolz.
how tragic to weaer either
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