German airline names

Started by Curse, April 07, 2011, 07:09:25 PM

Curse

After noticing some very cruel and wrong "German" airline names, I'll offer a free service for all of you;

If you want to create an airline with a German name, please PM me and ask for a good translation or whatever you want. But please stop using weird names  ;)

Jona L.

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Quote from: Curse on April 07, 2011, 07:09:25 PM
After noticing some very cruel and wrong "German" airline names, I'll offer a free service for you all;

If you want to create an airline with a German name, please PM me and ask for a good translation or whatever you want. But please stop using weird names  ;)

+ 1 on that! I'll assist as well, if one likes :)

I can assist with good English ones as well, as many people here have a bit of difficulty with spellings, etc. (no offense)

Tujue

yup, see them also in Dutch and Turkish, like kikkerlucht and Hava Türkiye which are lit. translations of frog air and air Turkey, but doesn't have the meaning like in Air France.
Tujue Airways (🇦🇿 Tujue Hava Yolları / 🇹🇷 Tujue Hava Yolları / 🇶🇷🇲 Tujue Ava Yolları / 🇹🇲 Tujue Howa Ýollary / 🇺🇿 Tujue Havo Yoʻllari / 🇰🇿 Tujue Äwe Joldarı / 🇰🇬 Tujue Aba Joldoru)

GEnx

Kikkerlucht was very funny. It roughly translates to "air that smells like frogs". :laugh:

Curse

Unfortunately this is still a problem. The service also still exists...

Sanabas

Quote from: TK1244 on April 08, 2011, 02:54:50 PM
yup, see them also in Dutch and Turkish, like kikkerlucht and Hava Türkiye which are lit. translations of frog air and air Turkey, but doesn't have the meaning like in Air France.

Didn't have to. All it had to do was sound good/make sense to me.  ;)

Infinity

Quote from: CUR$E on February 12, 2014, 03:01:01 PM
Unfortunately this is still a problem. The service also still exists...

Führer-Air?:(

pndsc

Quote from: saftfrucht on February 12, 2014, 04:18:01 PM
Führer-Air?:(

You missed Führ-air as the best possible bad-taste pun.

Infinity


MagicsAvon

I noticed the company-name Interflug in a gameworld. Was n't that the East-german state-company?

Curse