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Rio de Janeiro, Coppacopana, Corcovado....
The german name ist "Zuckerhut", "sugar hat" in english, so that's what I tried first, followd by sugar cone, sugar peak, sugar hill,...
When I think of a loaf, I imagine something completely different...
Also I think it strange that 'Giza' is not accepted...
*Nobody calls it "The Modell Performing Arts Center." Everyone still calls it "The Lyric Opera House." Hell, it's still on the side of the building.
Just as the Leaning Tower of PISA is shown.
There is only one Sydney Opera house, but there are plenty of leaning towers in Italy. Just that the other ones arent as famous.
people from Sydney never call it that, it's just the opera house
Unlike something like colosseum or stone henge.
and it's only one car. At one point I had it repainted.
For example :
- Torre di Pisa
- Pão de Açucar
lol
(Edit): I am talking about the Colosseum for those that don't know...
"MA-choo PEEK-choo"
- Machu Picchu
All you needed to type was "Great Wall"
why would it ever be called macho pickachu?
As a non native english speaker, i have never heard that term. Got really frustrated when my answer wasnt accepted.