Some Japanese loanwords are:
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- マイク (transliterated as maiku), “microphone”
- スーパー (suupaa), “supermarket”
- ビル (biru), “building”
- イラスト (irasuto), “illustration”
- アルバイト (arubaito), “part-time job,” from the German word Arbeit
- ビール (bīru), “beer,” from the Dutch word bier
- パン (pan), “bread,” from the Portuguese word pão
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Some languages that Swahili has borrowed words from are Arabic, Portuguese, English, German, Hindi, and Urdu.
For example, the Swahili word for “book” is “kitabu,” from the Arabic “كتاب,” transliterated as “kitab.”
Swahili includes loanwords from these languages due to centuries of trade, colonization, and cultural exchange.
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A calque is a loan translation, or a word or phrase from one language that is translated literally into another language.
For example, the English word “skyscraper” becomes “rascacielos” in Spanish (“rasca” is “scrape” and “cielos” is “skies”).
Unlike loanwords, which are borrowed directly, calques are translated versions of the original expression.
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20 English words borrowed from French are:
- Ballet
- Buffet
- Baguette
- Cuisine
- Déjà vu
- Faux pas
- Genre
- Encore
- Resume
- Rendezvous
- Café
- Fiancé
- Liaison
- Sabotage
- Touché
- Collage
- Boutique
- Chic
- Couture
- Parfum
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Some words that rhyme with eyes are:
- Prize
- Lies
- Flies
- Buys/byes
- Goodbyes
- Relies
- Guys
- Comprise
- Dyes/dies
- Advise
- Applies
- Tries
- Wise
- Vies
- Sighs
- Skies
- Revise
- Cries
- Dries
- Rise
- Arise
- Spies
- Fries
- Plies
- Thighs
- Ties
- Shies
- Apprise
- Complies
- Denies
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Some words that rhyme with sun are:
- Fun
- Done
- Run
- Gun
- Begun
- Ton
- Bun
- Hun
- None/nun
- Stun
- Spun
- Shun
- One/won
- Pun
- Undone
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Words that rhyme with joy include:
- Boy
- Coy
- Toy
- Ahoy
- Annoy
- Poi
- Roy
- Soy
- Oy
- Employ
- Destroy
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Some beautiful words that start with “n” are:
- Nimbus (noun) – a luminous cloud or halo
- Niveous (adjective) – snowy or resembling snow
- Nocturne (noun) – an artwork or piece of music inspired by the night
- Nostalgically (adverb) – in a way evoking longing for the past
- Numinous (adjective) – having a strong spiritual quality
- Nuzzle (verb) – to rub or push gently with the nose or mouth
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Some beautiful words that start with A are:
- Amble (verb) – to walk at a relaxed pace
- Allure (verb) – to powerfully attract or charm
- Altruistically (adverb) – in a selfless way
- Auburn (adjective) – deep reddish-brown
- Aureate (adjective) – made of or colored gold
- Aurora (noun) – the dawn; the Northern Lights
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Some beautiful words that start with O are:
- Oasis (noun) – a green patch in the desert; a peaceful place
- Obsidian (noun) – a smooth, black stone
- Omnisciently (adverb) – in an all-knowing way
- Opaline (adjective) – showing a play of lustrous colors
- Optimistic (adjective) – hopeful and confident about the future
- Oscillate (verb) – to move back and forth rhythmically
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