April 2011 - HDYK? - Day 1/Level 3 Bonus

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Question: What does the band name and grapefruit have in common?





The word looks like pamplemousse, the French word for grapefruit, but it's spelled so that when you say it, you pronounce it the French way.

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The name of the band is pronounced the same way as the French word for grapefruit, 'pamplemousse'.

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The band’s name derives from the French word for grapefruit (pamplemousse) and is pronounced the same.

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The band name-Pomplamoose-is derived from (and pronounced the same way as) pamplemousse, which is french for grapefruit.

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The name of the band is derived from the word pamplemousse which is the french word for grapefruit.
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The band name, Pomplamoose, is a homophone for the French word for grapefruit. And it took some effort not to end up using the same words as everyone else.

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The name "pomplamoose" is a phonetic variant of the word "pamplemousse", the French word for "grapefruit".

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"Pomplamoose," the name of the group, sounds like "Pamplemousse," the French word for grapefruit.

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