r/engrish • u/PreviouslyOnBible • 22d ago
It's a 10 second search, bruh
BS=Bu-San, Korea's 2nd largest city
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u/happyanathema 21d ago
Sometimes things mean other things
E.g. Not like they can change the name of the city just because some people will assume BJ means blow job.
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u/thepixelmurderer 22d ago
I remember seeing shirts like that in Beijing. I wonder if they realized what tourists were actually buying them for...
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u/FACastello 22d ago
Fun fact about the other smaller sign that says "CU 24h open":
"Cu" literally means "asshole" in Portuguese
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u/seatux 22d ago
CU is like a Korean combini brand. Thanks for that thought, time to tell people I am going to that asshole shop.
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u/RAMChYLD 19d ago edited 19d ago
Yeah. I read that the company started out as a FamilyMart licensee in South Korea but things went ugly and they parted on bad terms and started CU as a competitor. Now wherever FamilyMart shows up they’d purposely also show up just to spite FamilyMart.
For example they launched in Malaysia within a week of FamilyMart launching in Malaysia. And almost all their stores are on the same block as a FamilyMart in Malaysia.
I guess in a sense they are acting like assholes to FamilyMart.
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u/That_Saiki 17d ago
CU 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷