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Note the offerings of shrubberys in front of the sacred word.
posted on 25 Apr 2009 in Engrish from Other Countries
The top sign roughly translates to:
“Ekke Ekke Ekke Ekke Ptang Zoo Boing”
Photo courtesy of Gentry Ferrell.
Found outside of Seoul, Korea.
Prerequisite to understand joke is having seen:
‘Monty Python and Holy Grail’.
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Lucky they still say “NI!”. Imagine what happens later… Perhaps they would write: “Previously Ni” ?
Wait! That sign isn’t pointing Ni, it’s pointing to the Castle of Aaagggghhhhhhh!!
I read “go in the wrong way”. Hmmmm………..I’ll be back next payday.
설ë 탕 맛있어. (Seolleong tang is delicious.)
run away!!!
The makers of the sign have been sacked.
Get us a shrubbery or we shall say “NI” at you!!!!
You manky Scots git! You made me soil my armour!
It’ll do you up a treat mate.
Oh what sad times are these when passing ruffians can say ni at will to old ladies.
Chercher la vache!!!
Quoi?
CHERCHER LA VACHE!!!
These are dark days when ruffian signs can NI people as they please.
– NI!! *takes the shrubbery*
NOTE: Only for knights who recently said ‘NI!’
So Ptang …