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From Gaul to Gloss: Tracing the Celtic, Latin, and Frankish Roots of the French Language
Author: Sam FavéIntroductionLet’s face it, languages don’t just appear overnight. They evolve—slowly, messily, and thanks to all kinds of outside influence. French is a perfect example of that. Modern French didn’t just come from one source. It’s more like a mash-up of languages, cultures, and history. From the Celts to the Romans, and then the Germanic Franks, each group shaped the way people spoke in their own way. This article looks at how th…
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