Huh? What's that word on my lips?
For me as a Finn, it was a surprise to find a familiar word and a name right under my nose, when visiting Dublin last summer. But for an Irish it must look gibberish.
The company name is a rather common surname in Finland. In English it means the same as "Swidden Hill", and "Schwendbau Berg" in German.
As many other companies at the same business, it currently does it's best to get rid of the plastic. It just made a big contract with McDonald's to replace plastic straws with paper straws. One of the great new challenges is to replace plastic for what's in the picture.
Can you guess what is in the picture, and what the company is? Easy, I am sure, especially if you have used to take your coffee and go.
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Taken on Saturday February 16, 2019
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Posted on Monday February 18, 2019
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neira-Dan said:
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Xata said:
Your all-in-white is pure.
Heidiho said:
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Annemarie said:
Happy new week:)
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Wierd Folkersma said:
I had to look for the meaning of swidden and Schwendbau, but it is really huhta in Finnish
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