In Norway, by some people, the @ sign is called a "snabel-a". Snabel means a
trunk (as an elephant's nose).

Also, it is called a "kr�ll-alfa" (that first word contais a norwegian
letter that may not appear amongst the majoroty of you, it is an "o" with a
slash across it.) It means "curl". "Alfa" I'm sure needs no explanation.



>I would love to learn the names for "@" in other languages!
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