Question

narrate the story that explain the key difference between the English and the French character

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Answer 1

Answer:

narrate the story that explains the key differences between the English and the french character

Answer 2

Answer:

The French and English languages are related in a sense, because French is a Romance language descended from Latin with German and English influences, while English is a Germanic language with Latin and French influences

Explanation:

• They share some similarities, most notably the same alphabet and a number of true cognates.
• Perhaps more important, though, are the many differences, both major and minor, between the two languages, such as a long list of false cognates—words that look similar but have vastly different meanings. 
•  French and English have hundreds of cognates (words that look and/or are pronounced alike in the two languages), including true cognates with similar meanings, false cognates with different meanings, and semi-false cognates—some similar and some with different meanings.
• But it seems that false cognates confound us most. For instance, assister in French nearly always means "to attend" something, while "assist" in English means "to help."