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There are purple-lovers everywhere in the world (seriously, we have thousands of fans around the world!) and so we’re trying to learn how to say “purple” in every language. Below is a list of every phonetic translation we could pull out of Google for purple in other languages. We’re sure we’re missing some, and some could probably use better translations, so keep an eye on this post and check it before you travel to a country where they speak a different language. Obviously, it’s essential that you can say the word “purple” wherever you go! Also, if you know a language we’re missing, or have a suggestion for a better pronunciation, please let us know in the comments! Afrikaans: pers #overheardatthepurplestore Customers in the store today: “We’re not even purple fans but we love the store. It’s very happy and it’s nice stuff. And very reasonably priced!” Overhead at The Purple Store’s Seattle location, from visitors from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada: Savannah, age 13: “Dad liked purple before it was cool.” Her sister Summer, age 9: “Seriously, Savannah, purple has always been cool.” The nine-year-old then bought two bow ties. Mom: “What are you going to get bow ties for?” Summer, eyes wide: “I LIKE bow ties!” Also be sure to follow our Facebook and Twitter if you want to catch these hilarious/adorable conversations as soon as we hear them. It’s Purple Poll Time – Take 10 Seconds To Vote!
Vote on the layout for one of our new purple apron designs! Which apron do you think we should make? Which will most people who like aprons want to buy? Take a few seconds to vote! Truly, The Purple Store is designed for you and we love occasions where our customers can give real input to the selections we offer. Help build the product mix you want!
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