Has the english language borrowed a word from your language?
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Has the english language borrowed a word from your language?
Owen Nguyen
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Chase Smith
Yes, a lot of words
Carson Brown
>france
>surrender
You cannot make this shit up
Henry Baker
we literally didnt have a word for surrender
Zachary Baker
>The Hungarian town of Kocs
I bet it’s a real sausagefest
Evan Mitchell
yes
Liam Stewart
What the fuck does "dobro" mean?
Asher Wright
it's literally explained on the pic
Josiah Murphy
Yes for some animals
Cooper Brown
>menhir
>dobro
>yarmulke
never heard of these
Jayden Diaz
>surrender
bit salty huh
there's no way they chose this word randomly, considering the great choice of words they must have already :^)
Luis Long
No, it isn't. It says it's a pun on the Slovak word "dobro." Putting aside the fact that a word can't be a pun on itself, English-speaking people do not use this word, so it shouldn't be on this map.
Ayden Edwards
>pastırma
>yoğurt
Nathan White
checked
>france
>literally more than half the modern English language
I wish we still used þ and Đ
Anthony Mitchell
>handgang
>aliefan
>linnan
oldenglishtranslator.co.uk
everyone has a word for surrender, you adopted ours when you replaced the near entirety of your vocabulary for warfare with ours
Carter Jones
yes sort of, many from old norse but also smörgåsbord and ombudsman
Brayden Sullivan
I've heard yarmulke
Christopher Butler
>Has the english language borrowed a word from your language?
Borrowed? No.
Stolen? YES.
Joseph Campbell
English words borrowed from Breton also include "piece" and "truant"
Carter Hughes
>from the German trademark Heroin
Brandon Diaz
>porntugal
>shitaly
>jewkraine
>France
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