I hadn't heard of wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Language before, but now I just want to go home.

I just read wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Language. Good god.

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EVERYONE LOOK AT wikipedia.org/wiki/English_Language. WHAT???

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The Growing Market of Digital English Language Learning: Insights and Future Prospects#USA#New_York#AI_Technology#Digital_Learning#English_Language

New etymology image: "gun" is short for "Gunilda"

"Lady Gunilda" was a Middle English nickname for large siege weapons.
This was shortened to "gonnilde", and then to "gunne".
"Gunne" ultimately evolved into the modern English word "gun".

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The English words "garb", "garbage, and "gear" are all from the same Proto-Germanic source, with each taking a different path to reach English.
There was also a natively English version of the world, yare, which has now mostly died out.
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