Italian term
Sorpresario
Any good ideas? (singe word please)
3 +2 | Wonderama |
Davide Santori
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3 | Surprisopedia |
Kate Chaffer
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Oct 9, 2013 16:38: Kate Chaffer changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
PRO (3): P.L.F. Persio, Davide Santori, Kate Chaffer
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Proposed translations
Wonderama
Just my fantasy ;)
Grazie Davide. |
agree |
P.L.F. Persio
: riconfermo la mia approvazione (sì, sembro il Papa).
4 mins
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haha :) grazie
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neutral |
Kate Chaffer
: It's talking about Kinder Surprise so I imagine you have to actually use the word surprise in there somewhere.
19 mins
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in fact, surprise-o-rama was one of the choices :), i wasn't sure if it was correct to post all the translations i had in mind
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agree |
Katia DG
: Mi piace molto, sebbene non contenga la parola "surprise", che considero fondamentale in questo caso. Bravo!
38 mins
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thank you :)
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Discussion
It's confectionEry, by the way.
'Wonderama'
'Surprise-o-rama'
'Marvelarium'