Oct 19, 2021
Oooooo native english speakers do you say at [a store] or in [a store] (eg at Walmart or in Walmart)?
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Oooooo native english speakers do you say at [a store] or in [a store] (eg at Walmart or in Walmart)?
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Etymology of loanwords can be hilarious sometimes
There is a word in russian that means barn or just a very untidy and disgusting place, and the thing is, it was borrowed from turkic (probably way back in 13 century during tatar invasions), and the original meaning of that word? Palace.
What a way to flip off an entire nation.
Baimbai hed bilongyu i-arrait gain
