The English one makes no sense - it clearly means detour, using a French form that we just don’t commonly use in English, not that diversion doesn’t make sense for a road sign.
We divert rivers and streams, so diverting a travel path is an obvious alternate use, in a place where English clearly isn’t a primary language
Basically, it’s not funny, it’s not even interesting.
Mchepuko means “detour” in Swahili, but it’s also slang for a side chick
Diversión means “fun” in Spanish.
Yea, no idea why you chose these faces.
The English one makes no sense - it clearly means detour, using a French form that we just don’t commonly use in English, not that diversion doesn’t make sense for a road sign.
We divert rivers and streams, so diverting a travel path is an obvious alternate use, in a place where English clearly isn’t a primary language
Basically, it’s not funny, it’s not even interesting.
We use diversion on roadsigns in England all the time