French:
>mec and maqueraud, from Dutch makelaar, the former meaning dude or guy and the latter meaning pimp
>cabaret, from Middle Dutch cambret, itself from Old Northern French cambre
Does your language have any Dutch loanwords?
Kevin White
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Brandon Wilson
Are any of these real words?
Logan Ramirez
Nice. I think even your word for Germany, ドイツ, comes from Dutch, because it is calqued on the Dutch "Duits" rather than the German "Deutsch".
Angel Jenkins
even then, most of those words aren't German at all
Christian Nguyen
I apologize to all of you for ruining your languages.
Ian Morales
Yes!We have dutch words we only say when we're drunk or with pain in our throats.
Cooper Cox
Umm...
I'm sorry I made mistakes _(:3」∠)_
Carter Young
Yes, eg Russian for umbrella is zontik, derived from Dutch zondek
Jose Kelly
Yeah,
>subhuman dutch
Lucas White
Probably 99% of early naval things