If the "in" in "Michelin" is read in French like "Alain" (or sort of...)..
... how do you call in French Vladimir PuTIN??
(maybe like Rita in Cyrilic :-P ?)
Thursday, November 22, 2007
a question...
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3 comments:
Nope... Because here it is written 'Putine' ;-)
Sorry, actually it is 'Poutine'.
:-D that's almost as good as calling Croatia to Hrvatska :-D
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