By Jennifer Smith PUBLISHED: 12:22 EST, 15 October 2013 | UPDATED: 14:05 EST, 15 October 2013 Shoppers at a supermarket in Cambridge were left baffled to see fruit and vegetable signs written in Welsh. Customers at the Asda store at the Beehive Centre were confused to see the Celtic signs almost 200 miles away from Wales. Thankfully, the banners which signpost fruit and vegetable aisles were also written in English so local residents were able to find their way around. Lost in translation: Shoppers were baffled by the signs which give the Welsh names for fruit and vegetables
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Customers were baffled by the signs which are written in Welsh and English
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The store in Cambridge is almost 200 miles from Wales
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Asda spokesman says the signs were the result of mix-up at the printers
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