Can someone please translate what this is all about? There's got to be a better English expression than this one.
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It just says "Baby Hunt", 0-12 years.
ReplyDelete"Hunt" is a store brand, just like "Gap" in America. So this store sells "Hunt" clothes for kids, so its called "Baby Hunt", just like "Baby Gap".
I only know this because when I saw "Baby Hunt" I had the same reaction and had to ask a few Koreans about it. They should have chosen a better name!
Ahh... that explains so much. Thanks for sharing!
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