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Re: Need to know a common VX term???
« Reply #60 on: 05 January 2009, 13:23:46 »

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In an oblique reference to an earlier post in this thread, the Mitsubishi Pajero was incredibly badly named -

because in Mexican 'Pajero' means 'w*nker'.

http://chameleon-translations.com/Index-Companies-pajero.shtml

I remember this with glee every time I see one being driven about, especially the ones with Pajero in huge letters down the side.  ;D

Vauxhall Nova in spanish means wont go ::)! Big flop on spanish markets ::)

But was never called the Nova on the continent anyway.....and was never intended to be!

Good point - the Pajero was called the 'Hunter' in mexico. The pronounciation of Nova in spanish puts the emphasis on the 'va' part - noVA, and as such doesn't quite sound the same as we would say it anyway.

I still laugh at Pajero drivers, though. Because I have a childish sense of humour.  ;D
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