Those bloody foreign...err... words! Loanwords in English 🇬🇧
English
Expert
Test your knowledge of words in English that have been borrowed from other languages with almost no modification. 👉 Brush up on your English and learn more about Britain on https://t.me/Lingalo_English
Beschrijving
30
Vragen
1 min
Per vraag
3:06
Gemiddelde tijd
3,0
Wedstrijdscore
4,7
Algemene beoordeling
9
Deelnemers
9 reacties
Smart Tiger jury
Thank you for taking the effort to submit your test for the contest.
Unfortunately, this test will not be able to receive a prize:

1.Missing explanations. All explanations simply repeat the correct answer. E.g.#q1, #q2, #q3, #q5, #q6, #q7 etc.
Cute Camel auteur
Thank you. It is a language quiz - I didn't think much explanation is needed; you have to choose the right word or phrase in this one. And "explanation" is often in the question itself anyway.
Tall Panda jury
Cute Camel This Quiz was fully re-assessed by an independent Judge.

The original verdict was incorrect. Your Quiz is no longer disqualified. However, we cannot guarantee that it will receive a prize.
Cute Camel auteur
Tall Panda Thank you for this.
Masta Tommski
This one is really tough, like it!
Sharp Chameleon
Hi! Thanks for the quiz, I love loanwords - although most of these are quite uncommon in everyday speech ;) 
However, there is a mistake in question #2: 
"Forbidden" is absolutely not a loan from German "verboten", as they are both independent evolutions of a Proto-Germanic compound that has reflexes in nearly all Germanic languages. You can check it here: https://www.etymonline.com/word/forbid#etymonline_v_11776.

Cheers!
Cute Camel auteur
Hi. Thank you for your comment! "Verboten" is a loanword though, that's what was meant.
Sharp Chameleon
Ah ok, it makes sense. Sorry then! :)
Cute Camel auteur
No worries. Thanks again. If you like it, do share with friends :)
Doe de quiz om een reactie te plaatsen