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TakaAs you can see here:No, the slogan doesn't make sense. See this article for how it got its rather interesting name.the company uses 'Keep you best' in its ads.
Does it really make sense?
Taka... uses 'Keep you best' in its ads.No. Not to me.
Does it really make sense?
TakaSo how would you make it sound natural?To answer that, one would have to know the intended meaning.
Takayou can't even tell what the intention isRight. Keep you best says nothing to me. I would have to play a guessing game to figure it out.