Why English Has So Many French Words (And Two Words for Every Farm Animal)
Cow and beef, pig and pork, sheep and mutton. The split goes back to 1066, and it explains a big part of English vocabulary.
Cow and beef, pig and pork, sheep and mutton. The split goes back to 1066, and it explains a big part of English vocabulary.
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