Here’s a bag of oranges from my daughter’s on-line shopping haul. It had been ready to be sold anywhere in Spain, as every official Spanish language is represented here: Castilian (Spanish); Gallego (Galician); Catalan; and Eureska (Basque). I think it’s got all bases covered.
And – oh look! – Carrots are even better.
From Pyrenees to Pennines 
How do we ever understand each other? No wonder I speak Mumbo Jumbo half the time xx
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👍😂😂
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Only half the time though …😏
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You’d think life was complicated enough.
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Life’s rich pattern ….
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That’s very cool
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It is, isn’t it?
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Wonderful
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I thought so too.
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Many bases covered, indeed😄👀
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Not ‘alf!
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😄
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Do they taste differently in another tongue?
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Probably. The Catalan ones tasted much the same as English ones however.
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Oh, goodness!
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This is marvelous, Margaret. I love that you featured multilingual fruit and vegetable bags. My kind of person! I find the differences and similarities of the words in the four languages fascinating. Thanks for brightening my day.
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It IS extraordinary isn’t it? Especially the carrots …
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I love all the different names on things. A reminder of similarity and difference.
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Yes- and some real differences here.
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Oh wow, our produce only has two languages- French and English. Maggie
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Well, inclusivity has to deal with who it’s dealing with, I guess.
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Including everybody, fabulous!
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Gotta be done!
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Love it. What a cute post!
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Thank you!
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