#024_英語の語源-今日の日本語

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特に話すことなし。初めて台湾のコンビニでATM使ったぐらい。「英語の語源大全」紹介。1066年ヘースティングズの戦い。 disastar：dis(離れる)+aster(星)-->幸運をもつ星から見放される-->災害が起きる cosmos-->ギリシャ語のkosmein(配置する、秩序を与える)が語源               -->花びらが整然と並ぶ美しい様子-->コスモス(秋桜) 平蜘蛛のようになる：ぺしゃんこになるさま。平身低頭する様。　　　平蜘蛛のように謝る。紅一点-->万緑叢中紅一点(ばんりょくそうちゅうこういってん) #台湾 #移住 #海外生活 #朝活 #英語 #日本語

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