porque ensuciarse hace bien.
"omo"
porque ensuciarse hace bien.
I saw this painted on the wall outside a small shop.
How should it be understood?
Update: From the link provided by Carlos below.
Dirt is good!
Although it might sound strange for a leading laundry brand like OMO to say this, we believe, like you, that this type of dirt is good: it's an important part of a child's development. It's how kids learn, express their creativity and even bolster their immune systems.
At a time when growing numbers of children are leading sedentary lives, often cocooned in the home, glued to the TV and the web, we're not afraid to celebrate this time-honoured truth.
Explains everything.
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Esto simplente lo sé, porque conozco la marca "Omo". Es la marca de un detergente para lavar ropa (by the way it's product of a well known company "Unilever", a British one).
Esto tiene una doble interpretación:
a) No importa que te ensucies, porque si lo haces, entonces puedes usar Omo y quedarás limpio
b) También viene del dicho que dice que si te ensucias (al menos cuando eres niño) te hará bien porque así creas anticuerpos contra ciertas enfermedades; a diferencia de aquellos que están demasiado limpios y que cuando cogen algo de suciedad se enferman rápidamente (ciertamente es algo contradictorio).
I hope this explanation clarify your doubt.
I have edited my post ot add this: Omo Brand
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I seem to recall that "OMO" is a detergent brand in South America - don't remember where. So their slogan would be something like "OMO- Because getting dirty is good for you" So I guess all the answers were good, you just didn't have the context.
My guess would be "Because getting dirty does you good." Just a guess, though. What sort of shop was it?
Here in Australia "Omo" is a popular brand of washing-powder.
I seem to remember one of their catch-phrases is "Dirt is good!"
Hi Ian - I have no idea what 'omo' means but the Spanish - my interpretation is '....because getting yourself dirty feels good'. Was it some kind of do it yourself place? Selling hardware maybe? More literally - 'because getting yourself dirty does you good'