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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Native English Speakers opinion needed
Hi,
I need honest opinion of native English speaker. I’m planning to start small restaurant with crepes. The whole decor theme is related to bicycles. I was thinking about „BikEat” name, like „Bike” and „Eat”.
Is it not awkward to mix those two words together like this?
I would be gratefull for all comments,
Ewa
I need honest opinion of native English speaker. I’m planning to start small restaurant with crepes. The whole decor theme is related to bicycles. I was thinking about „BikEat” name, like „Bike” and „Eat”.
Is it not awkward to mix those two words together like this?
I would be gratefull for all comments,
Ewa
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Anonymous I was thinking about „BikEat” name, like „Bike” and „Eat”. Is it not awkward to mix those two words together like this? That is not good, Ewa.
- Anonymous I was thinking about „BikEat” name, like „Bike” and „Eat”.
- Is it not awkward to mix those two words together like this?
- That is not good, Ewa.
- How about 'Cycle Crepes'?
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Anonymous I was thinking about „BikEat” name, like „Bike” and „Eat”. Is it not awkward to mix those two words together like this?That is not good, Ewa. How about 'Cycle Crepes'?
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I would prefer not to have "crepes" in name. What do you think about "BikeEats"? Is it more correctly in English? Like "eats from bike"?
Ewa
Ewa
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