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General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | | English term or phrase: SQONUT | Dear all,
We would like to know if the term "SQONUT" has any potential offensive meaning in Irish.
One of our customers is launching a new product, a square shaped donut and they are calling it "SQONUT"
Please let me know if term is safe to use in Irish.
Thanks and regards,
Virgil |
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