Comments by "Top 40 Researcher" (@top40researcher31) on "American Reacts to Iconic Australian Brands u0026 How They Got Their Names" video.

  1. Woolworths had first opened in 1924 in Sydney's Imperial Arcade as a variety store called Woolworths Stupendous Bargain Basement. The store had no links to the Woolworth chain of five and dime stores in the USA and unashamedly stole the name when the founders realised it had not been registered in Australia.
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  2. Despite the identical logo, name and similar type of outlets, Target Australia carries no direct relation or affiliation to the American big box retailer Target Corporation.
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  3.  @professornuke7562  this is were americans should speak proper pronunciations in Australia ian has made a few mistakes i have picked up
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  4.  @IWrocker  the correct pronunciation in an aussie accent is howsa gowin 😀
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  5. There is a popular retail chain in Australia called Kmart, and it's unrelated to the American company of the same name. Despite having the same name and similar branding, the two stores have nothing to do with each other.
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  6. its pronounced as Dewlux
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  7. this is where learning fluent english should be compulsory in australia
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  8. When words are pronounced correctly, they are more easily understood by others. Mispronouncing words can lead to confusion and misunderstandings. Additionally, proper pronunciation is an important aspect of language learning, as it helps to develop fluency and confidence when speaking or listening
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