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I guess telling someone to "Zune Off" would also work. ;)
The funny thing is that it sounds like it's going to be prenounced that way, since it's a competitor of iTunes -> Tune -> Zune. :D
Zune Sekhel :P
Nice :-D
Just goes to show you that simple words can have different meanings in different languages, as in the
The French have a term for words that look like cognates but aren’t: faux amis, or “false friends.” These words trip up language students - and sometimes marketers, as well. Préservatif is French, not for “preservative,” but for “condom.” Jalousie means
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