Strawberry in Dutch = Fransboos
In French = framboises
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Not Germanic
Strawberry in Dutch = Fransboos
Robert Thomas
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Joseph Johnson
"berry" is Germanic. In German it's "Beere". Strawberry is Erdbeere in German. So I guess the Dutch word comes from the French word, which is probably of Latin/Romance origin.
Joseph Peterson
>strawberry
>raspberry
>blueberry
>huckleberry
>blackberry
>...
anglos
Jason Morris
Looooooooooooooooooooooooolllllllllll
Framboise is from old frankish language (Germanic) "brambasi"
Joshua Fisher
It's actually "aardbei" kinda like "Erdbeere". Framboos is a completely different fruit.
Levi Jackson
I don't get it. If framboos exists, show me what is this fruit ?
Sebastian Nelson
>Framboos
It's a raspberry right?
Christian Evans
Dutch is unironically 51% romance according to an etymology professor here.
Dylan Bell
Who wrote the dictionary about the origin of words.
William Hughes
Yes but Framboos is from old frankish which is pure Germanic
Noah Sullivan
Yes, Raspberry. I mixed
Asher Scott
what?
Correct.
How?
Matthew Garcia
Framboos in Dutch = framboise in French
Jonathan Nelson
no like, what did you mean by
>show me what is this fruit ?
Nathaniel Peterson
Julian Cook
Strawberry is Aardbei. Framboos is another berry.
Joseph Wright
Because I confused strawberries and raspberries at first. Now I know the difference.
Thread is about raspberries
Charles Carter
So? In Portugal it is "Framboesa"
Thomas Russell
>Etymologisch woordenboek van Van Dale berekend dat van alle woorden die daarin staan, 51 procent afkomstig is uit een Romaanse taal
Maar hoeveel van die woorden gebruiken we ook dagelijks? Ik kan me lastig voorstellen dat de meeste woorden in elke daadwerkelijk gesproken zin ook oorspronkelijk Latijn/Frans zijn.
Jackson Mitchell
A framboos is a Framboisier in French
Jeremiah Cruz
No, it's from frankish language
Gavin Sullivan
No problem bro.
Angel Nelson
Frankish is Germanic though
Jacob Myers
On the first four pages of a newspaper in 1994 only 16,2% were loanwords if you count words once. And 30,7% of the words in total. And 80% of them was romance.
Sebastian Richardson
Is it another we wuz Germanic thread?
Connor Rogers
Erm, 30% if you count words only once. And 16% of the used words in total.
Lucas Wilson
Ya
Grayson Martinez
:)
Jonathan Walker
Exactly me
Jack Russell
are you from the norf?
Jose Butler
Paris, so it’s north
Nathaniel King
no it isn't