- Look up
gallicism in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
Gallicism can be: a mode of
speech peculiar to the French; a
French idiom; in general, a French...
- its part,
Spain is
known by the use of
Gallicisms or
words taken from
neighboring France (such as the
Gallicism ordenador in
European Spanish, in contrast...
- have
entered the
English lexicon without ever
losing their character as
Gallicisms: they
remain unmistakably "French" to an
English speaker. They are most...
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loanwords from English, ****anese and Spanish.
Loanwords in general,
primarily gallicisms in both varieties, are more
common in
Brazilian Portuguese than in European...
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confused a name with the
legend Faust.
Other theories include racism,
Gallicisms, or misspellings. The term "printer's devil" has been
ascribed to the...
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still lived in
Church Slavonic forms and
locutions Abundant and
natural gallicisms Everyday colloquialisms of his set
Stylized po****r
speech by combining...
- Anti-French
sentiment (Francophobia or Gallophobia) is the fear of,
discrimination against,
prejudice of, or
hatred towards France, the
French people,...
- A pseudo-French
expression in
English is a word or
expression in
English that has the
appearance of
having been
borrowed from French, but
which in fact...
- and
words or
expressions literally translated from
French (also
called gallicisms); others, in contrast, are
actually remarkably purist, such as droogzwierder...
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language use to
describe a word or
usage as
incorrect or nonstandard.
Gallicisms (use of
French words or idioms), Germanisms, Hispanisms, and so forth...
