IPhone 7 Slogan Means Something Else In Hong Kong

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Apple is having a bit of a hard time with the new [/products/apple-iphone-7/ iPhone 7]. In Hong Kong, kinh nghiệm đi cửu trại câu the new phone's advertising tag line "This is 7" translates to -- wait for kynghidongduong.vn it -- "This is penis".
In Cantonese, the Chinese dialect spoken in Hong Kong, "seven", or "chat" is a mild euphemism for [<blockquote%20class= "This is 7" - honestly, it doesn't sound that great when say it in Cantonese.. #iPhone7[ #iPhone7] [ #HongKong] [ #language] [ pic.twitter.com/7ICVjTYG1i]
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I pity the poor stiff who came up with that line. It must be hard to think of a slogan that works in every country, especially when you've got a lot of balls in the air.

The iPhone 7 has a 4.7-inch screen while the [/products/apple-iphone-7-plus/ 7 Plus] measures 5.5 inches. But as any man will tell you, size doesn't matter.

We reached out to the company for comment, but at the time of writing Apple is keeping it zipped.



























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