lorenzob
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hi
I am starting a fundraising company and I would like to call it zumgut, which is an evocative mix of German words 'zum' (towards) and 'gut' (good).
but I know that the English term 'gut' means something like 'bowel' or 'to eviscerate', which is unfit for a fundraising cause.
do you think that English speaking people will associate the sound 'zumgut' with the above mentioned 'gut' meanings?
or is there any other concept this sound could be associated with?
thanks a lot
Lorenzo
I am starting a fundraising company and I would like to call it zumgut, which is an evocative mix of German words 'zum' (towards) and 'gut' (good).
but I know that the English term 'gut' means something like 'bowel' or 'to eviscerate', which is unfit for a fundraising cause.
do you think that English speaking people will associate the sound 'zumgut' with the above mentioned 'gut' meanings?
or is there any other concept this sound could be associated with?
thanks a lot
Lorenzo