Foreigners often make a hard "g" when speaking in English, which explains the absence of the much needed "n". The message is still clear but old proofreading habits die hard.
1 hour ago
Aug 15, 2009
How many English speaking drivers did Esso expect to find in Italy? Obviously enough to prompt this sign
Foreigners often make a hard "g" when speaking in English, which explains the absence of the much needed "n". The message is still clear but old proofreading habits die hard.
Foreigners often make a hard "g" when speaking in English, which explains the absence of the much needed "n". The message is still clear but old proofreading habits die hard.
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