Tyrolean dialect advertisement (the dialect in question might be western Pustertal, considering the “o” for r-vocalisation and the “oa” for OHG. “ai”).
79970
mrobe88
Italien
Brixen
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94326
mrobe88
Italien
Brixen
—
117137
Italy
Brixen
Bilingual (German-Italian) sign. The Italian version says „farmyard“ twice („maso …-hof“).
AlpiLinK
117138
Italy
Brixen
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AlpiLinK
114117
Italien
Brixen
Use of the Tyrolean dialect word « Dahoam » to trigger « localness » (associated with the commercial message of this advertisement: « buy local »)
62933
mrobe88
Italien
Brixen
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62934
mrobe88
Italien
Brixen
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113134
Italien
Brixen
Quadrilingual advertisement for a company in Brixen. The Italian version of the text should say “candidati ora” and the Ladin text should say “candideate” because it is a reflexive verb when used in that sense. The Ladin variant used is Gherdëina Ladin.
148544
ACorreia
United States
Bristol
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RILL
148545
ACorreia
United States
Bristol
—
RILL
148546
ACorreia
United States
Bristol
—
RILL
148547
ACorreia
United States
Bristol
—
RILL
148549
ACorreia
United States
Bristol
—
RILL
78704
kayleigh
United Kingdom
Bristol
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145539
ACorreia
United States
Bristol
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RILL
135105
Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
United Kingdom
Bristol
Language English - Transcript:
“THOUGHTS ARE NOT FACTS"
Project 51°N
135106
Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
United Kingdom
Bristol
Language English- transcript:
“HAPPINESS IS BEING CONFIDENTLY WEIRD"
Project 51°N
135107
Laura_Pizarro_Jacinto
United Kingdom
Bristol
Language English- Transcript:
“YOU’RE WEIRD I LOVE YOU"
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