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Dandelion – Dent de lion

Makroaufnahme einer Löwenzahnblüte in der Wiese
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IMPITAS

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It is well known that French and English share some common vocabulary.

village – village
air – air
bracelet – bracelet
etc.

But did you know that some English words contain entire French sentences?

Take a look at the video!

„French Phrases Hidden in English Words“

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