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It’s a common European direct translation. In Greece they’re called υπεραγορά. Which translates directly to hypermarket. And I’m pretty sure that ultra > hyper
by phs318u 3y ago
It’s a common European direct translation. In Greece they’re called υπεραγορά. Which translates directly to hypermarket.
And I’m pretty sure that ultra > hyper > super in the general case. I’ve yet to see an ultramarket though.
- the_third_wave 3y ago> I’ve yet to see an ultramarket though. Amazon (et al) using VR equipment comes to mind...
- grishka 3y agoAlso "гипермаркет" in Russian