5-4-2 Comparison of Signs 2

19. in both marks the stress is on the first syllable

20. may be perceived as a misspelling of the English word (‘…’) and pronounced accordingly

21. placed vertically one below the other

22.  preceded by / followed by an ampersand

23. pronounce a foreign word in accordance with the phonetic rules of one’s own language

24. refer to the same semantic term or to its variations

25. (both signs / elements) share a reference to …

26. share a significant number of letters in the same position

27. (sign, symbol, shape and/or colour) representing the concept behind the word

28. stylised in the same or a similar manner

29. (the additional verbal element) will be understood by the relevant public inter alia as…

30. the difference is hardly audible

31. (the element) will be perceived as …..

32. (the word) is likely to be associated with the English word ‘….’

33. two words (/terms) have the same meaning but in different languages

34. the exclamation mark changes the intonation of the earlier mark

35. convey the concept of …