Speakaing of snails, in Ukrainian, one of the names for the
@ symbol is rávlyk, meaning literally a snail.
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@ symbol is rávlyk, meaning literally a snail.
Schmaker
in reply to Oleksandr Natalenko, MSE • •I consider our "zavináč" just a little more tasty...
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We also have závin in Czechia, with pretty much same meaning (being tasty štrůdl instead of some dead fish).
I'd just be extra careful when ordering one to not confuse them
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