Yes, we have a lot of English words that aren't really English. Also, we don't have iced tea but we have icetea. In Dutch, it's common to give a product an English name to make it sound more interesting.
Also, there's quite some racism/political incorrectness hidden in our language and culture, but most (white?) people don't seem to realize it.
HEMA is Dutch, IKEA is Swedish. Although they share a similar clean design and they both provide quality products for low prices, I don't think they're related at all.
[+] [-] Luc|17 years ago|reply
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[+] [-] chriseidhof|17 years ago|reply
Also, there's quite some racism/political incorrectness hidden in our language and culture, but most (white?) people don't seem to realize it.
[+] [-] gojomo|17 years ago|reply
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[+] [-] timr|17 years ago|reply
The similarity seems too close to be unintentional.
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