New posts in loanwords

What's an example of a 'cheville' word in english?

The word "Comparison"

What is the meaning of the suffix “‑don”?

What is the word of Spanish or Portuguese origin starting with "a" and meaning enthusiast?

What loan-words keep their native pronunciation?

Why are foreign words used in modern vernacular?

How do you say 'Twisted' Congress power balance?

Is there an equivalent of the spanish "que hueva" slang expression in English to denote that you feel lazy about doing something?

How did it happen that there are two different words "insulation" and "isolation" for virtually the same concept? [closed]

Use of 'blancbec' in English

"Bon/bonne chance!": spelling and loanword specifics?

Is there an equivalent of diaeresis, but for consonants?

Is "adios" an English word now?

Literal echelons?

Word for letters from a foreign or unknown language

Why do American English speakers pronounce both syllables in "challah" equally?

Is "coyote" a loanword AND a calque?

How common is "kia ora" in New Zealand English?

Does "garçon" mean male waiters only, not female waitresses?

When does a 'loan word' cease to be defined as such?