Много се разпъргавихме напоследък и за да не ни упрекнат, че само за работа си говорим и сме скучни реших да публикувам нещо забавно.
И така, ако имате време и ви се забавлява, прочетете. Всички грешки в следващите изречения са верни.
NOTICES IN ENGLISH FOR TRAVELLERS AND
HOLIDAY MAKERS
We take your bags and
send them in all directions. (Danish airlines)
Please, leave your
values at the front desk. (French hotel reception)
The lift is being
fixed for the next day. During that time we regret that you will be unbearable.
(Bucharest hotel)
If set breaks, inform
manager. Do not interfere with yourself. (TV, Belgrade hotel)
It is forbitten to
steal hotel towels, please. If you are not person to do such thing is please
not to read notis. (Tokyo hotel)
It is our intention to
pleasure you every day. (Hamburg hotel)
It is defended to
promenade the corridors in the boots of the mountain in front of six hours.
(Swiss hotel)
Visitors are expected
to complain at the office between the hours of 9 and 11 a.m. daily. (Athens
hotel)
The manager has
personally passed all the water server here. (Acapulco hotel)
You are invited to
take advantage of the chambermaid. (Japanese hotel)
If you cannot reach a
fire exit, close the door and expose yourself at the window. (Finnish hotel)
Our wine list leaves
you nothing to hope for. (Madrid
restaurant)
Customers who find our
waitress rude ought to see the manager. (Nairobi restaurant)
If you are
satisfactory, tell your friends. If you are unsatisfactory, warn the waitress.
(Bulgarian restaurant)
After one visit we
guarantee you will be regular. (Italian restaurant)
Unaccompanied ladies
not admitted unless with husband or similar. (Cairo restaurant)
Ladies are requested
not to have children in the bar. (Norwegian bar)
Ramganga River is
inhabited by crocodiles. Swimming is prohibited. Survivors will be prosecuted.
(Indian National Park)
It is strictly
forbidden on our Black Forest camping site that people of different sex, for
instance, men and women, live together in one tent unless they are married with
each other for that purpose. (Black Forest camping site)
From Charlie Croker (2006)
Lost in Translation. Michael O’Mara Books