1Kpls respond(mander.xyz)posted 7 months ago byfossilesque@mander.xyzMin science_memes@mander.xyzView comments74 commentssavehidereportSort:HotTopControversialNewOldYou are viewing a single thread.View all comments View context [ +- ]clb92@feddit.dk15 points7 months agoDon’t leave us hanging… what are they called in France?? permalinksavereportparentreply[ +- ]Lampadaire_raclette@jlai.lu15 points7 months agoThey’re called “étoiles de mer” in French permalinksavereportparentreply[ +- ]clb92@feddit.dk2 points7 months agoThanks! permalinksavereportparentreply[ +- ]Lampadaire_raclette@jlai.lu2 points7 months agoNp permalinksavereportparentreply[ +- ]FuglyDuck@lemmy.world2 points7 months agoOkay…. Why are they called that? What kind of toilettes are they using over there?! permalinksavereportparentreply[ +- ]Lampadaire_raclette@jlai.lu1 point7 months agoThankfully they’re not. As xkforce@lemmy.world said above, “Étoile de mer” means “star from/of the sea”. “Toilet of the sea” would be translated to “toilettes de mer” (wich don’t exist) permalinksavereportparentreply[ +- ]F04118F@feddit.nl1 point6 months ago permalinksavereportparentreplyShow more comments Show more comments [ +- ]KeenFlame@feddit.nu9 points7 months ago“toilets of the sea” permalinksavereportparentreply[ +- ]xkforce@lemmy.world2 points7 months agoStars from/of the sea permalinksavereportparentreply