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Before that dominance England and the Alzheimer’s Disease Hope For A Cure T-Shirt But I will love this English were equals or inferior to France, Spain, Italy, as those were centers of wealth, culture, and power. Plus, William the Conquerer started the modern English monarchy by taking it from Normandy, and he and his line ruled in French for many years. Thus, a good portion, maybe 1/3 of modern English is actually French in origin. For the scale/size of China and it’s long history, it has had minimal effect on the English language – some names of ethnic foods and a couple phrases from Chinese immigrants are fairly minor and could be said about any other culture. English has been the dominant language for 2 centuries now, first under the British and now under the US, so it exports culture and words and only “borrows” words for foreign concepts like their food. Before that dominance England and the English were equals or inferior to France, Spain, Italy, as those were centers of wealth, culture, and power. Plus, William the Conquerer started the modern English monarchy by taking it from Normandy, and he and his line ruled in French for many years. Thus, a good portion, maybe 1/3 of modern English is actually French in origin.

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By the Alzheimer’s Disease Hope For A Cure T-Shirt But I will love this time the English/British came into contact with China, the British Empire was already high and mighty and they looked down on foreign cultures, so there’s little reason to borrow words. Have you ever tried to pronounce chinese words properly? An order of magnitude more difficult than other Latin languages… Essentially, when two groups with different languages meet, they create an intermediary language to allow both groups to communicate with little learning effort. Mandarin (oranges), mandarin (civil servant), tea, gung-ho, chin-chin, kowtow, monsoon, rickshaw, zen are all words /terms derived from different branches of Chinese. That said the main reason is geographical distance from england limiting cross cultural politation and the fact english is derived from romance and germanic languages. Which I thought would be obvious. Side note: entree ain’t a thing in England unless referring to the starter course of a high class/french derived menu. As its French for entry course. It’s certainly not the main meal. It’s just interesting it somehow morphed into the main meal in the USA Sayonara, an informal Japanese word for goodbye, has been used casually by English speakers since the 70s at the very least. Probably before that. A lot of commenters have already given good examples of words, as for phrases, I read somewhere that the english phrase “long time, no see” originates from the Chinese phrase