1 A Yes, for example, "7up" is not translated as "seven ups and eight downs" but as "seven up". That's it. People in China attach great importance to naming their children, and naturally they will also pay attention to trademarks. If the trademark is not good, take the goods next to it. Anyway, I don't know much about the quality. That's it.

Two wills, and it's just a negative impact. I hate that goods are easily fooled by a bunch of English. This is China! ! ! If the trademark I translated is a famous brand, I will consider it, and the rest will not be discussed.

Too many, Sony, Panasonic ... Uh, wait.

Such examples can be seen everywhere. Political books tell us that the commodity service market is greatly influenced by advertisements. If old brands are not printed in consumers' minds through media or activities, people will appreciate different brands in different places, which will have a "contagion effect".

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