English Language Vocabulary Lesson on the origin of English Words (English Etymology)

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In this video, Mr. P./Marc will briefly explain the origins of the English language. He will give some examples of words that contributed to the formation of English, starting from the Celts until the arrival of the Normans. He will also go over and review the words that were from other cultures, including Hindi, Turkish, and Arabic. He will then end with a question for the spectator.

Mr. P. is a Canadian English Teacher/Coach from Toronto, Canada, who has been teaching English since 1997. He is a certified English teacher specializing in EFL, ESL, TOESL, TOEFL, #IELTS, KET, PET, CAE, FCE, and CPE. He taught English to adults in Rome for 20 years and became an Honorary Fellow at UNITELMA Sapienza University in Rome in 2015.
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Kismet, yoghurt, sofa are other Turkish words. Thanks for your gentle presentation, it was really nice :)

partunc
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Thanks a lot!! I've just known your channel and I'm already your fan! I'm an English teacher and I was looking for some tips here in order to show to my students. Thank you very much!!!

sheilavieira
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I 'VE LOVED THIS VIDEO. I'M WALMIR FM WALMIR AND I'M ENGLISH TEACHER HERE AND I DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT SOME INFORMATION. ABOUT YR.REQUEST, IF I CONSIDER MY NATIVE LANGUAGE IS PURE. VERY INTERESTING TO REFLECT ABOUT: YOU KNOW, HERE IN BRAZIL, WE SPEAK PORTUGUESE, BECAUSE IN THE PAST BRAZIL WAS PORTUGAL'S COLONY. I DO BELIEVE PORTUGUESE IS VERY ALIVE AND CONSEQUENTLY NOT PURE. I WAS BORN IN SÃO PAULO, BUT WHEN I GOT MARRIED MY WIFE AND I MOVED TO SANTA CATARINA. SP IS SOUTHEAST AND STA CATARINA IS SOUTH REGION. CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT I WAS SURPRISE ABOUT SOME WORDS THAT PEOPLE SPOKE AND SPEAK IN STA CATARINA? MANY WORDS (PORTUGUESE) WERE NOT FAMILIAR TO US BECAUSE WE DIDN'T AND WE DON'T SPEAK THESE WORDS HERE IN SÃO PAULO. IMAGINE NORTH REGION?! VERY INTERESTING TO TALK ABOUT. IT'LL BE VERY APPRECIATED YR.COMMENTS.

walmirsantiago
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Indo-European doesn’t mean the language came from India to Europe, it means the languages are spoken in the land mass between Indian subcontinent and Europe. (Turkish, Finnish, Hungarian being exceptions)

No one knows for sure the exact location of where the original language was spoken. Some refer to religious scripts to estimate the original homeland.

atri-us
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Any books..etc about these origins, roots, etc???give, for most words..???

ravitejacheruvu
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Thanks for share this video teacher. It's a pleasure always to see you.

maik
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Thank you so much for sharing with us this precious information!

VivianeVespero
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thanks for the video! I just realized why it is called kebab, shawarma and many other

hanyuanchang
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English words of Arabic origin
admiral
afrit
albatross
alchemy, chemistry
alcohol
alembic
algebra
amber
assassin
garble
giraffe
gazelle
ghoul
And the list goes on

yousuf
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thank you very much for the video you had sir i used in my english lessons in grade6.

victorianomoral
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Wait, so the origin of etcetera is based in Latin, Celtic, Norman, Norse and Anglo-Saxon?

crispypickles
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Who has fst used he & she word in English literature...?

shahalom
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Hi, you forgot to mention Persian language. Bazaar, kabab, pajama, caravan, and punch are some examples. Some of these words like pajama entered French and came back to Iran with French pronunciation. Pajama = pa or pai means foot and jama or jameh means clothes. Punch comes from Persian word panj means five. This word goes to Indian language and people think it's an Indian word. Punjab is an example of Persian influence. Punj = five, ab = water. Indian was under Persian rule for over 2 centuries. There are so many Persian words in Indian language. I don't know Indian but I can pick up many many Persian words in it.

mikealmasi
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hiii I heard also Arabic words origins

saoubakram
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The mother of all words is Atum. All is Atum (Atom)

nzmpa
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Hi there, to answer that question any language is pure due to colonizations and so on!

Mmialilh
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CORRECTION: I'M WALMIR FROM BRAZIL.

walmirsantiago
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Unfortunately there is no recognition for the oldest language Tamil, the under rated dark horse. There are plenty of English words which relates either directly to Tamil language or seeped through various deformations via Sanskrit, Greek or Latin etc into English.
Examples.
Button is actually a Tamil word pronounced as Pothaan for thousands of years.
Sponge = Panju actually used to refer cotton.
Pipe= Pazhuppu in Tamil
Paleo was actually Pazhaya or old in Tamil.
Betrothal is actually a Tamil word Petror ( Parents)+ Oppudhal acceptance) Petroropputhal.
Puddings = Puttu
Red comes from Ratham
Emperor Empire comes from Embiran means great ruler of a vast area.

"Thol""tholai" is used in Tamil to refer distance which gradually became Thel and later as tele and used in words like telephone ( Tholaipesi) television (tholaikatchi) telegraph telegram.
Doosu became Dust, Dhool
Payattu Tamil word becomes Fight.
Theyyal-, theyyalar becomes Tailor.
Thechu becomes Stichu and stitch.
Thachchar, thachachan becomes Thachar surname in England i.e Margret Thacher whose ancestor's were actually Roof Makers and stiching leaves and branches to make roof was their profession.
Earlier roofs were made by stiching leaves together and placing on the roofs.
Kalvettu becomes culvert in English
Kurippu becomes Skurippu and later script.
Oppari a kind of dance drama Tamil becomes Opera
Thadhai of Tamil becomes daddy in English.
Mandooram of Tamil gradually became Mound, Mount, mountain etc.
Montenegro
Kalainjium becomes Colosseum in Italian and English language
Congee= porridge, water with rice; Originated from Tamil and Malayalam Kanji
Coir= From Tamil kayiru
Catamaran = From Tamil Kattumaram
Kattu means tied up, Maram means logs.
Cot from Tamil Kattil
Ginger from Inji in Tamil.
Sugar and Jaggery. Long etymology.
Attu (8)+ Kara (Arms)+Aaram (Circle)
Contd...
Sakkaram means wheel in Tamil. Wheel with eight arms.
Sakkara (Wheel)+ Arai (Grind, Ground) in Tamil. The one which is ground by wheel. (Sugar cane ground by wheel becomes Sugar. Sugar gradually deforms into sukkar, shakkar, Jaggery etc.
Mango from Tamil Maangai
Pagoda from Tamil word Pagavadi i.e A house for a diety.
Teak a Tamil word Theykku or teku.
Cash from Tamil word Kaasu. Even words like Casino, Casanova etc.
Eight from Tamil word Yettu.
One is from Tamil word Ondru.
Victory from Tamil word Vettry
All English words having TERRA comes from the Tamil word Tarai. Tarai means Ground, floor or in a larger sense a place or an area.
Territory, Terestrial, Extra Terrestrial.
Extra itself Ex + Terra means above normal level. Ultra means something beyond normal level of cognition.
Still there are hundreds of words not only in English but in almost all parts of the world which needs deep study. In fact the very word ETYMOLOGY itself is a deformations of combination of Tamil words Aadi + Moolam+ Alasi. Aadi or Aadhi means first or earliest. Moolam means root or origin. Alasi means to checking thoroughly. Aalosi similarly to mentally probe. Aadhi+moola+alasi = Deforms into Ethymologi or Etymology.
Contact Mr Pandian of Tamil Chinthanaialar Peravai and Tamil Chinthanaialar Channel on YouTube for further study and research.

godas
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my country's language is not pure because my country got colonized by some countries so we absorb languages from there.

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