I would never dare to claim my English to be flawless. Judging by some signposts on shops, buildings or advertisements my orthography is quite ok, though. Let's have a look at some examples:
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| Writing terms the exact way they are pronounced is a common practice in India. Why should one care about spelling? |
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It took me some time until I realized what "flore" means. Fortunately Bühler's milling business unit knows how to write it correctly. |
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Another example of Indian spelling. Even funnier is the fact that "mutton" on restaurant-menus is in fact goat. |
But there are also other funny objects around Bangalore:
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A tree in Cubbon Park: For once nature has won over human interests! |
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Have you ever seen a yellowish Mozzarella cheese like that? I can assure you, the color is not the only parameter which sets this cheese far apart from genuine Mozzarella... |
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