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Sirjargon Posted 9 years ago
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Question about the staff lounge name, "Think-Free Room"
Recently, my company set up a plan to make a new staff lounge for employees . And they named it "Think-Free Room." I just want to know what native English speakers feel when they see the name first. FYI, I work in non-English speaking country.
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sirjargon . " I just want to know what native English speakers feel when they see the name first. It sounds like Japanese-English coinages do—odd.
- sirjargon .
- " I just want to know what native English speakers feel when they see the name first.
- It sounds like Japanese-English coinages do—odd.
- What is it supposed to mean, a place to think freely about anything you wish to, or a place where you don't have to think at all?
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sirjargon. And they named it "Think-Free Room." I just want to know what native English speakers feel when they see the name first.
It sounds like Japanese-English coinages do—odd. What is it supposed to mean, a place to think freely about anything you wish to, or a place where you don't have to think at all?
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