Karl Fogel at
RT if you still have to suppress an urge to pronounce an umlaut "Ü" when saying Uber's name.
(Maybe everyone else has gotten over it already? But I will never forgive, never forget...)
(Maybe everyone else has gotten over it already? But I will never forgive, never forget...)
Alexandre Oliva shared this.
my problem is slightly different, actually
in Portuguese, úbere means udder
ever since I noticed uber and úbere have the same plural in Portuguese, úberes, it's been hard to avoid thinking of the acute accent or of dairy when hearing about Uber