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The former are names of businesses, the latter is just referring to someone's personal item. (This confused the heck out of me at first too.)
by colanderman 2y ago
The former are names of businesses, the latter is just referring to someone's personal item.
(This confused the heck out of me at first too.)
- aeyes 2y agoBut I can style the name of my business however I want, "E'v'a's Blumenladen" is correct because I say so. I don't need anyones approval.
- carlmr 2y agoIn Germany you need approval for business names.
- carlosjobim 2y agoDo you really? In other European countries you only need approval for your company name, but are free to use any business name(s) you prefer, as long as they're not trademarked.