Brilio.net/en - We need to consider few aspects when giving names to our products, especially when using other language that we don’t really have a full grasp on. While the word can mean a good thing or nothing at all in certain language, but it can have a totally different meaning in another language, especially in the most used and understood language, English. With the Internet and global communication technology we have today, we think these products seriously needs to be renamed:
1. Soup for Sluts
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In Japan, the word (suratto) is pronounced similar to slut, means "slender" or "slim".
2. Mr. Piss
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Perhaps the name came from the first syllable of pisang in Indonesian, which means “banana”.
3. Super Dickmann's
Meanwhile in Germany, dick means “fat” and mann is “man”, so they mean “fat man”.
4. Shitto
Shitor Din, or commonly called shito, is the word for “pepper” or to be précised “hot black pepper sauce” in Ga, a Ghanaian native language of the capital Accra.
5. Pussy
Well some people know cats as pussy—or it can be a good potion for some bravery.
6. 6 Faggots
Faggot in the English dictionary is a type of meatball, and was a term used long before people began using it as a derogatory term for gays.
7. Cock Flavoured
In Jamaica and other parts of the Caribbean, people refer to the make foul/chicken as a cock/rooster.
8. Golden Gaytime
Despite its controversial name, this ice cream is a legend and the most loved one in Australia.
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