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Social Studies, 15.07.2019 01:30, andres2865

When an english-speaker reads the kfc slogan "finger-lickin' good! ," he or she interprets this as an indication that the food tastes very good. when this slogan was translated into chinese, the chinese-speaker interprets the same words as "eat your fingers off! " the different interpretations of the ad are primarily due to differing?

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