The leader of the Night Snipers group, Diana Arbenina, noticed an advertising banner with a spelling error at Vnukovo airport and demanded that it be corrected immediately. She wrote about this in her Telegram channel.
The banner announces the opening of a currency exchange office in the near future, while the word apology is misspelled; on the banner it looks like “apologies.”
“Degradation as such,” the singer stated.
“I ask everyone who flies to Vnukovo and loves the Russian language to pay attention to this disgrace. I’m waiting for TSB EXCHANGE to fix the mistake,” the artist urges.
She advised me to take down the ad, rewrite it completely and put it back before going out into the city.
“And on behalf of the beautiful Russian language, we will forgive you. In the end, maybe you just made a typo,” Arbenina did not rule out.
As reported EADailyNobel Prize-winning Norwegian writer and playwright Jun Fosse made a mistake when spelling the word “literature.”
This happened when Fosse was signing a chair in the restaurant of the Nobel Museum, which has become one of the traditions of the Nobel celebrations in Stockholm.
The correct spelling of the word in Norwegian is “litteratur”; the Nobel Prize winner wrote the word without the double t – “literatur”.
