English Etymology

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Wrath comes from Old English wræððu, which means ‘anger’ (wow

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Swedes call their vegetables literally »green things« or »green stuff«! If y

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Three different phrases which always have the same meaning: A person who is lucky in something, whet

After I explained yesterday the different ways of adapting loan words to the Swedish language here i

Once again: Swedish can be very easy. The English word »philosophy« has it’s r

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