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it never ceases to amaze me how obnoxious sales people and photographers can be ...
obnoxious
its too bad you don't have a slang that has the same equivalent meaningI love this word. We don’t have a direct equivalent in Portuguese.![]()
maybe a great equivalent would be like " leica vendedora "![]()
Risking being obnoxious myself, the correct would be “vendedor de Leica” or a variation on that. We need these pesky prepositions like “de” or “do” to give different meanings. So, “vendedor de Leica” is someone who sells Leicas and “vendedor da Leica” implies that the salesman works at/for Leica. For the female gender, it’s “vendedora”.
But we do have slang that have (has?) almost the same meaning as “obnoxious”. We don’t have a proper, formal word, though.
To be honest, I had a very positive experience at the Konstanz (Germany) Leica Store. I was going to buy me a t-shirt, but they didn’t have my size. The salesman was very nice and said nothing about my Nikon FM2.
it never ceases to amaze me how obnoxious sales people and photographers can be ...
now that's what I call customer service !"I don't know. I use Nikon" then turned and walked away!
xixi nas calças
did the T shirt say " I went to the Leica Store and all I could afford was this T shirt "![]()
How does it work with the Portuguese language to get a word inserted in the lexicon ?
Where did you learn that?You had a Brazilian or Portuguese neighbor?
That would have been cool, but it was a black t-shirt with the Noctilux aperture scale on the front and the red dot on the back. It was affordable (especially when compared to other stuff on sale), but not cheap at all. IIRC, something around 25€! Of course, being a Leica t-shirt, I would never need any other t-shirt in my life. It would go very well with Leica jeans, but remember you only ever need to carry one t-shirt and one pair of jeans!
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I visited the Lisbon (Portugal) Leica Store and was taking a look at the shelves of film cameras (that every Leica Shop I’ve ever visited has).
A salesman came and asked me if I needed something. I told him I was just taking a look at the beautiful cameras that, unfortunately, I couldn’t afford at the moment.
Then, he asked if I was a photographer. I confirmed and told him I was even carrying two Nikons in my bag at that moment. He told me to keep them in the bag, so they wouldn’t be embarrassed by all the Leicas around them.
I left the store as soon as I could.
You should have replied "I'll make sure not to push the trigger of my Nikon F2 inside the store, otherwise the clack sound will misalign the rangefinders on your Leicas"
That would be cool. Now I regret not having my Hasselblad there with me. Just imagine what that KA-KLUNK sound from the barn doors would do?
Next day, on the news: “a 7.0 point earthquake struck Lisbon yesterday, leaving hundreds injured, missing or just plain stunned. The epicenter appears to be the town’s Leica Store, where a Brazilian photographer decided to take pictures with his Hasselblad camera, after being taunted by one of the shop’s salesman.”
I love this word. We don’t have a direct equivalent in Portuguese.![]()
"odioso"
"desagradável"
"pessoa com uma Leica"
I mean, frankly speaking you can turn up with your M10R and a 75 Noct on it and you'd still look like a pleb next to those.
not sure about new ones but this oneYea, there are more expensive cameras, for sure. But I don’t believe there are that many (if any) 35mm rangefinders more expensive than a Leica.
Where did you learn that?You had a Brazilian or Portuguese neighbor?
if you approach ANY web forum with the idea that substantiated facts are going to satisfy those who thrive on conflict, and displace misinformation 100% of the time
people don't care about "facts"
do you mean they say black is white and up is down for the sake of trolling people?People do care about facts, but they are often wrong about what is a fact.
People sometimes take for a fact something that has been told to them or that they have read that lines up with their own (or peer group's) thinking or beliefs.They usually do not check these "facts" to see whether they are substantiated or urban myths.but they are often wrong about what is a fact.
The triggered mind Gardens are well and truly in full bloom.
A strong win for the OP
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