Norway Accidentally Orders 15000 Eggs In South Korea Funfact

Norwegian Olympic Team Accidentally Orders 15 000 Eggs In Korea Norway's olympic team accidentally ordered 15,000 eggs in south korea for norway's olympic team put in an order for 15,000 eggs in pyeongchang prior to the start of the olympics. yes, fifteen. During the 2018 south korean olympic games; the norwegian team accidentally ordered 15,000 eggs rather than the 1,500 they wanted.

юааnorwayюабтащs Olympic Chef юааaccidentallyюаб юааordersюаб юаа15 000юаб юааeggsюаб Feb. 9, 2018, 7:02 am pst source: today. by scott stump. olympians from norway ended up with a giant truckload of eggs on their hands after team chefs got a little scrambled on google translate. This olympic team accidentally ordered 15,000 eggs which is way more protein than they asked for 2 minute read a photo taken on july 27, 2017 shows eggs in crates at a farm in doornenburg, the. Find 1,500 eggs to feed hungry norwegian athletes at the winter olympics in south korea. get on to google translate to render the order in korean and send it to a local supermarket. The chefs for norway’s olympic team had some egg on their face — and everywhere else, apparently — after mistakenly ordering 15,000 of them from a south korean grocer.

юааnorwayюабтащs Olympic Chefs юааaccidentallyюаб Order юаа15 000юаб юааeggsюаб From юааsouthюаб юаа Find 1,500 eggs to feed hungry norwegian athletes at the winter olympics in south korea. get on to google translate to render the order in korean and send it to a local supermarket. The chefs for norway’s olympic team had some egg on their face — and everywhere else, apparently — after mistakenly ordering 15,000 of them from a south korean grocer. The chefs quickly learnt that south korea has a complex counting system and changing just one syllable can mean the difference between 1500 and 15,000. ol leiren bestilte 1500 egg gjennom å. Norway has a total of 109 athletes competing in the 2018 winter olympics in pyeongchang, korea. with competition beginning on wednesday, february 7, and the closing ceremony concluding the games.