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Pizza Sara or Sara Pizza? Which one is correct when referring to the name of store?
Pizza Sara or Sara Pizza? Which one is correct when referring to the name of store?
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@Omid_Mail
Any
it's the name of a store.
People give any name to their business to standout from others and feel unique.
it can be Pizza Sara, Sara pizza, Eat ‘N’ pizza...the owners choice
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