Asda puts English-Welsh signs in Cambridge store
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A supermarket has invited its customers to "brush up on their Welsh" after a shortage of English-only signs forced it to put up bilingual versions.
About 20 signs offering items such as potatoes/tatws and pears/gellyg have been put up in Asda's Cambridge Beehive Centre store.
A company spokesman said the signs were a "temporary measure".
He said no English-only signs had been available and the company did not want to leave customers without signage.
He added that the lack of signs was due to a shortage at the company's printers.
The signs, which have been used in the fresh produce section of the store, also offer customers cauliflower/blodfresych, chillies/tsilis and butternut squash/sgwosh cnau menyn.
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- 24 August 2012
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