Let's Learn English! English Words That We Stole From Other Languages (Lesson Only)
In this English lesson I will help you learn English words that originally came from other languages. They may not quite look the same, the may not mean the some, and the certainly won't sound the same, but all of these words do originally come from another language.
There are many loan words in English that originally come from the French, Spanish, Dutch, Arabic, Japanese languages. As you learn English you may find the odd word that is from your own language. The English language has historically quite often borrowed words from other languages for certain things. In this English lesson I will teach about 40 words that have been taken from other languages.
This was an enjoyable English lesson for me create and I'm sure you'll enjoy it a lot. It is, of course, much more than a simple English vocabulary lesson. I'll define each word, and make sure that I also give many example sentences.
I hope you enjoy this English class where you'll learn where some English words came from!
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Hi Bob, thanks for the lesson. It's really interesting, some words I've never heard before. That's new knowledge for me.
@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian
Жыл бұрын
When I make these lessons I really try to find common words, and words that are common, but that English learners have not seen! 😎🌻🚦
This is one of my favorite lessons you’ve done! So fun to watch. I remember the Sears’ catalogue too. That was a highlight of my year.
@brunobasso1915
3 жыл бұрын
I totaly agree, amazing lesson!
@mervetmr343
3 жыл бұрын
Perfect lesson i agree with you
Thanks Teacher Bob!!Have a nice Sunday!!
Thanks, Bob! 😀
Thaks Bob. Your lessons are very useful.
First time I watch a 30-minute video without submitting the video My mother tongue is Arabic and really all the things you said are true I like the way you explain things You're a great teacher 🌷
Awesome!! Thanks a lot!! You're a great teacher!!
@mr.azoz999
Жыл бұрын
시간이 많이 걸
Hi Bob, thanks! Very good video!
Thank you Teacher so much for your lessons it benefits for a lot of peoples!
Wow, I've already watched full lesson but thank you!👍
Estás haciendo un excelente trabajo. You are doing and excellent work.
Hello from Holland! Have a nice weekend 🙏🏼👍👋🌷🇳🇱
Hi Bob. It is nice learning English with you.
Hello from France! Thank you for this very useful lesson. I learn a lot. In French we use a lot of words that are the same of you but I didn't know their origins. For example we use the word robot or zero.... Great lesson !
Bravoo!
Thanks.very helpful.from Sénégal.
@LearnEnglishwithBobtheCanadian
3 жыл бұрын
I'm happy to hear it was helpful for you! 😎
Hi teacher bob,greatings from colombia,very interesting lesson.👍🏽
This is very interesting lesson. 😊😊😊
Thanks
Hi from France, souvenir means the both defininitions you've talked about in vietnam a load of Words are from France too almost food, kitchen gastronomy thanks for your lessons à bientôt
Abraço do Brasil.
@dricofm9239
3 жыл бұрын
Write in English dude...
Tks Bob, i like ur northern accent! "PHỞ" ,a popular dish of rice noodles with variety of meat broths from Việt Nam. i haven't seen any foreigner pronounced this word properly, never Mind it is the hard word. The Oxford dictionary has accumulated this word lately . Bravos
There is a word in the Russian that similar to kindergarten (and has the equal meaning, like garden for children). And, yeah, there is a word "мамонт" (pronounce like mamont) that means mammouth.
@ducthuannguyen3877
3 жыл бұрын
Debate
@vm845
3 жыл бұрын
Mammoth (ממותה) is from Hebrew, in Russian it is мамонт (mamont)
I'm agree with you we are as Arabic people having nothing nowadays but we had a great history and no one knows the future maybe we will be strong again
❤ from Indonesia
Hello Bob, Would you mind doing us a topic of NGO vocabulary? Please
Thx so much Bob. Angst can be synonym of anxiety??????
@dricofm9239
3 жыл бұрын
I have been suffering from angst and anxiety lately😟
Macho😄
My first language is Chinese. My siblings, friends and schoolmates have not heard "Gung Ho".
There're words in portuguese "Brazil" that are written in the same way in english and have the same meaning like: Banana,chocolate,cinema,real,drama,animal,hospital.
Hello, mr Bob! The word "paparazzi" comes from a film by Federico Fellini "Sweet Life" - "La dolche vita" (1960)
Hi bob I great you I like your English really so I need to coming Canada and to start high school in Canada so could you prepare one video talk whith info about high school in Canada plz teach its request make whith us thks
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It's so funny your pronunciation of "vigilante"
There are some words in Portuguese that are the same in English, written the same way, some the pronunciation is the same, and others its pronunciations are different.
Hi, Bob how are you ? this is mostak . i am from Bangladesh
As a Chinese person I have to say that I don’t think the word tea is come from Chinese language. In Chinese language we say CHA,not tea.
@paullochaves2559
3 жыл бұрын
lmao
I wish you could have explained the origin japanese karaoke word, is a compound word ; kara means false or fake, oke is short form of ochestra.. so karaoke means a fake okestra. For your reference, I am Korean.
not because England and France are close but because of the Norman Conquest
And the Hungarian originally words: Coach, paprika, shako, hussar. The first is very important. Coach (in Hungarian, Kocs is a settlement in Hungary. There was invented a light and fast vehicle, for 3-4-5 passengers, in the XV. century:
Mammoth sounds like russian мамонт, I'm not surprised that it can be borrowed from Russian language
The first man how discovered the coffee was a Yemeni person so I think it is from an Arabic root
@lauragimenez9440
3 жыл бұрын
Hello Bob. Very interesting this class. We use plaza in Argentina as a synonym for Park . Thank you for your fantastic classes
SOFA is not a Turkish word. We say "Koltuk" to mean "sofa", sofa is an arabic word. ( Turkish originated words don't include the letter "f" )
@rosenisilva7849
3 жыл бұрын
Sofa is a Brazilian word as well
In my country Ecuador is very common to drink coffe but l do not like it.
what I found about a mammoth. The origin is unclear. The most preferable interpretation of the word as borrowing. from Mansi language, where it is the addition of man "earthen" and ońt "horn". Initially, the word mammoth did not mean an animal, but its tusks, a mammoth bone. The Mansi languages (previously, Vogul and also Maansi) are or were spoken by the Mansi people in Russia along the Ob River and its tributaries, in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, and Sverdlovsk Oblast.
@freeelk
3 жыл бұрын
I think this word could have come to English from Russian. However, this is not an original Russian word.
Excus me what the difference between : 1-does he change his thinking ? 2- has he changed his thinking ?
@tamasbrulik
3 жыл бұрын
1 is in present tense 2 is in past tense.
@alexandrezago885
3 жыл бұрын
@@tamasbrulik present perfect tense, not past
Hi Bob I liked this video but I want to add information : sofa isn’ t Turkish language it is arabic language but ‘yogurt , boch and bergamot,dolmush,doner are Turkish😁
plaza=place, massage= musscle
@bekiryldz4541
3 жыл бұрын
yogurt is türkish word
@bekiryldz4541
3 жыл бұрын
entrepreneur=enterprice
@bekiryldz4541
3 жыл бұрын
anonymous= unnamed
@bekiryldz4541
3 жыл бұрын
vigilante=violente
@bekiryldz4541
3 жыл бұрын
angst=anxiety
Yogurt is another Turkish word. Turks invented yogurt when they were nomads in Central Asia.
Sugar .
Mammoth (ממותה) is from Hebrew, in Russian it is мамонт (mamont)
Zombie is a word taken from Brazilian Portuguese Zumbi
Here 2:00 AM i still awake 😁
We russians sometimes use an expression "like sh*t of mammoth" when we mean something very very old. Sorry =)
@MrGenia1991
3 жыл бұрын
шо ты выдумываешь :) я такое не юзаю. а вот слово юзать юзаю лол :) Эльвира привет ))
@iiyarlsk7147
3 жыл бұрын
hahah) that's true
Hi teacher Bob! I have a question abut the number: example telephone 617 603 5522 i can say zero ó o? What is correct..tank you.