We don't have a "w" in our alphabet, and a name for it though.. That might be the reason.
We do say BMV though. And I've heard may people saying "v", but most? I'm now sure. I could be living in a bubble.
Don't be dense. I wasn't suggesting anything of the sort.
The point of my comment was one of humor (apparently that's verboten?), and therefore the intent was that a Danish person who also knows English may have something of a chuckle when they see abbreviations of it in English as a direct result of the OP's comment.
Further, since I assume "VC" comes from the Danish word(s) for "water closet," it's fairly reasonable to believe that a faint glint of humor crosses the mind of Danish people when they read such English abbreviations assuming they know English.
Humor loses its value when it must be explained.
I'm quite an amenable person and would like to know precisely what it is I'm doing wrong here.
I do appreciate the subtle tongue-in-cheek reference, though (I chuckled). +1.
(my co-workers understand this, and I think it's growing on a few. One still resists.)
"Go to foobar.com"
"It's not working"
"Try with dub dub dub"
As an aside, it's so painful to listen to radio commercials from advertising agencies that thought it was a good idea to include "www" in the script. "Just go to double-yew double-yew double-yew..."
Citation needed.