Karen Bali, English Teacher

English is everywhere! These are a few of the signs and shop names that I spotted on a recent trip to Cordoba in Spain, showing how universal our language is.

This is why we do the job 😊🙏❤️

There are eight plurals on this cafe sign, but only one has an apostrophe. Why?
Panini, which is Italian, is actually already a plural in its original language (the singular is panino), but in English, the word is well-known and commonly used as a singular noun, for example: "I'll have a cheese panini, please". Therefore, this counts as a rogue apostrophe is completely incorrect!