Phonetical importance of borrowed words in english language
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The loan-words were influenced and changed their semantic, structural or more or less morphological meaning, even their phonetic appearance. The main reason for borrowing is to provide a word from the source language variety when there is no suitable existing word in the target language.
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The loan-words were influenced and changed their semantic, structural or more or less morphological meaning, even their phonetic appearance. The main reason for borrowing is to provide a word from the source language variety when there is no suitable existing word in the target language. Some examples:
Anonymous (Greek)
Loot (Hindi)
Jungle (Hindi)
Guru (Sanskrit)
Safari (Arabic)
Cigar (Spanish)
Cartoon (Italian)
Wanderlust (German)
Cookie (Dutch)
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