There are such brands in the world that two days pass without hearing their name. Although learning the pronunciation of these brands is not that much of a problem, it may take some time to learn the correct spellings. Because they are all created in different countries and their names are taken from different languages, and of course, it is not possible for everyone to know the word structure of each language.
While reading the first part, you may have thought of a brand that you always confused with its spelling. So, with which names is the rest of the world in trouble the most? Data shared by Statista reveals the world’s most searched brands and how people often spell those names.
The most misspelled brands:
money. NS. The UK’s research department has put the world’s most misspelled names into statistics. The research, conducted with data from Google, also revealed how many times a month these names are misspelled and in what ways. South Korean automotive company Hyundai was at the top of the chart. “Hundai” and “Hiundai” were the most common variations of the name, which was misdiagnosed 605 thousand times a month.
In second place was the Italian automaker Lamborghini. The company, whose name is misspelled 365 thousand times a month, was most often referred to as “Lamborgini” and “Lambogini” after its original name. The name of Ferrari, which is also an Italian automobile manufacturer, was searched as “Ferari” 123,000 times a month.
Hennessy, the cognac brand whose name we hear in almost every rap song, took fourth place. The most common misuse of the brand, which is searched incorrectly about 95,000 times a month, was “Henesy, Hennesy, Henessy”. Beer brand Heineken was searched for “Heinken” 90,000 times a month.
Gillette, the US brand known mostly for razor blade production, took the sixth place. Gillette was searched 82,000 times a month by typing binary letters just like Hennessy. The last car brand on the list was Suzuki, the Japanese brand that was searched for 78 thousand times a month with names such as “Suzki, Susuki”.
The eighth most misspelled brand on Google was the well-established ice cream brand of the USA, Häagen-Dazs. The most surprising member of the list, Häagen-Dazs, is mentioned with names such as “Haagen Daz, Haagen Dasz, Haagen Das, Haagen Daaz” 59 thousand times a month.
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