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It would be sort of workable on my country. Where it would be something like: > dot snabela dot at punktum at “Snabela” (maybe its snabel-a or snabel a) means
by devjab 3y ago
It would be sort of workable on my country. Where it would be something like:
> dot snabela dot at punktum at
“Snabela” (maybe its snabel-a or snabel a) means “trunk a” trunk as in an elephant’s trunk.
Punktum is just the Danish word for period.
Now I’m really regretting not getting a domain to utilise this fact, as I’ll only ever say my email out loud within my own country, and it would be hilarious to have a way that’s just as messed up as the authors. I guess it’s not too late.
- jareklupinski 3y agothat's cute! in polish we say "monkey" (malpka) now i realized maybe other languages use other 'looks likes': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_sign#Names_in_other_languages https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/At_sign#Names_in_other_languag...