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A British pizza chain has translated its menu into 20 different languages, including pirate.

PizzaExpress asked Facebook users which languages they would like to see to mark the royal wedding, which will reportedly attract around one million tourists.

As a result, the pizza chain will make Arabic, French, Japanese and Chinese menus available as well as pirate and Klingon. Geordie and The Queen's English were another two of the more unusual suggestions that made the list.

A spokeswoman for PizzaExpress said: "We look forward to welcoming visitors to the country to celebrate with us. The royals often enjoy a pizza date at PizzaExpress, and we expect lots of travellers to round off their royal tour of the capital in our restaurants."

Meanwhile, a representative for tourist board VisitBritain added: "The royal wedding is set to deliver a welcome boost not just to the tourism industry in London but across Britain.

"It is good to see that restaurateurs are doing what they can to accommodate for more international visitors on the day."

The menus will be available to customers during the May Day bank holiday weekend.

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Former Member

Should please a certain someone

pirate1111Member

Originally Posted by erinp:

Should please a certain someone

its been effing ages since i ordered one to my specifications-arrrrrrrrrrrr

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BazMember VIP10 years

Fancy having your own menu Pirate

pirate1111Member

Originally Posted by Baz:

Fancy having your own menu Pirate

i likes my pizza with whelks, plank and a dash of keira knightley

~Sparkling Summer~Member 10 years

I like the dough balls!

4/21/1112:44 PM

Garage JoeMember

One can purchase a parmo pizza lerkally.

SydMember 10 years

Give me Welsh Rarebit any day......with sliced tomatoes on top...

Former Member

They only need one word- Shite

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy ThingMember VIP10 yearsModerator

I wouldn't know. I only get my pizzas from Tescos frozen section.

Only the best for me!

4/22/1112:21 AM

Garage JoeMember

Our local sainsbury's sometimes sell their basic pizzas off at 60p. We tend to shot all sorts of left over stuff over 'em.

4/22/1112:34 AM

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