I don’t see this as a mistake. It’s a masterpiece of modern English usage. With a refreshing use of the apostrophe. Northbridge.
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From my Chinese translator:
supreme ‘court’
in Chinese, hair and law has same pronouning.
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That explains Patti Chong then. Thanks.
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‘ Let ‘ may be the transliterated name of a Chinese or metis-chinois coiffeur/proprietor and not a verbal contraction .
Can anyone read the ideograms in the main title ? ( probably in Cantonese or old Vietnamese for the sound )
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“old Vietnamese” is Chinese. They are still quite upset about it.
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Well , the Chinese written language . The spoken sound would be peculiar to Vietnam
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Highest hair fashion institute?
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