Dictionary on U.S., European brand names

Dictionary on U.S., European brand names

MATSUE, Japan - Masayoshi Yamada, an English linguistics researcher, holds an English-Japanese dictionary he published on brand names of U.S. and European products, in the city of Matsue, western Japan, on Nov. 2, 2011.

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