An guy who does know what he's talking about mentioned that dramatic,flowery statements,one can find as new article titles are mostly French in origin,whilst normal conversation is mostly Germanic.Yeah, English borrows the most from French and then German.
I think the French influence came about from the Duke of Normandy, aka William the Conqueror invading and claiming Britain as his. Most of English's German influence comes from the time of the NA colonies, with lots of German settlers coming in.
There's other languages that got their vocab grabbed by English but those two are the most influential.
I'm also not an etymologist so I could be completely wrong.
Have you tried the Fanbox extras?Sweet home alabama when?
it's there, and I got them thanks.Have you tried the Fanbox extras?
It may have what you seek.
I guess the point is you can remember some words like assist, exist, and coexist all at once because they are similar.i dont understand either xd
Well,that's one Helluva twist.it's there, and I got them thanks.
idk there's H version.
She got a child wth.
It's usually the vocabulary that messes with people because loan words break all the rules.That's actually massively helpful advice for someone coming to English from that side of the world. Latin is roughly equivalent to the old Chinese characters that Japan would adopt into kanji when splitting off into their own culture. Pointing out both the etymology of words and how there is sometimes a bit of German mixed in throwing off the rules can probably make learning English a lot easier.
One of my favorite things to share with Japanese friends is Spanish. Mostly because Spanish has pretty much all the same vowel sounds as Japanese! A friend from Hokkaido was totally mindblown.
... Papa is turning out to be quite a catch, tbh. Intelligence adds considerably to beauty for me.
Maybe it's time to start calling them meese and hiceIt's usually the vocabulary that messes with people because loan words break all the rules.
Goose, geese. But moose and mooses.
Mouse, mice. House, houses.
yeah but -ist from latin or whatever feels like just unecessary information.I guess the point is you can remember some words like assist, exist, and coexist all at once because they are similar.
Adding paragraphs of history lesson to something that can be condensed into one sentence, he just like me fr fr.yeah but -ist from latin or whatever feels like just unecessary information.