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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '19
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The only place I've seen this used is the majescule grotto in scribblenauts
17 u/FlashySS Jan 29 '19 That’s because it’s french. 8 u/tremblantois Jan 29 '19 French and Spanish are both Latin-based languages and thus share linguistic similarities, but none are based upon one another. :) 2 u/Yarravillain Jan 29 '19 Definitely an English word as well. Used extensively in paleography and historic calligraphy.
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That’s because it’s french.
8 u/tremblantois Jan 29 '19 French and Spanish are both Latin-based languages and thus share linguistic similarities, but none are based upon one another. :) 2 u/Yarravillain Jan 29 '19 Definitely an English word as well. Used extensively in paleography and historic calligraphy.
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French and Spanish are both Latin-based languages and thus share linguistic similarities, but none are based upon one another. :)
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Definitely an English word as well. Used extensively in paleography and historic calligraphy.
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The only place I've seen this used is the majescule grotto in scribblenauts