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May 2, 2024 · In French, samedi comes from the Latin sambati dies, which means “day of Sabbath.” Even if you don’t know much Latin, you can remember that Sabbath and samedi start with the sound “sa,” and Saturday is the Sabbath day in the Jewish tradition.
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Fun fact: The word avocat also means avocado, so keep in...
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As in English, a basic French statement follows this...
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4 days ago · English: concentration; meditative consciousness; 'bringing together' Sanskrit: समाधी (IAST: samādhi) Pali: samādhi: Burmese: သမာဓိ (MLCTS: samardhi) Chinese: 三昧 or 三摩地 or 定 (Pinyin: sānmèi or sānmóde or dìng) Japanese: 三昧 (Rōmaji: sanmai) Khmer: សមាធិ (UNGEGN: sâméathĭ) Korean: 삼매 ...
May 7, 2024 · This well-known phrase is an example of a French exclamation: a word, sound or noise that we make to express an extreme emotion such as excitement, anger or happiness. But what does oh là là mean? And have you been using it correctly when learning how to speak French?
2 days ago · Former President Donald Trump 's official Truth Social account posted a campaign video Monday that included a reference to a "unified Reich" if he returns to the presidency, drawing immediate ...
3 days ago · The German word "Reich," in this context, means "empire" in English. It refers to Germany's three historical empires: the Holy Roman Empire, which lasted for roughly 1000 years, the Second Reich ...
May 14, 2024 · The word antipasti comes from Latin and literally means “before the meal,” giving you a clue about its place in the culinary structure. Antipasti refers to any food that is served before the meal officially begins. Linguistically and practically, it’s very similar to the French term hors d’oeuvre (“outside the meal”).
