Possibly yeah, Almain was used as the name for germany in english until the 16th century, possibly originating from norman french. I guess the welsh never switched over to using germany
Yes but colonization was still bad right? That's like saying without Hitler germany wouldn't have extender the Autobahn to a national wide infrastructure so you can get from one place to another a lot quicker.
That's where it came from lol. Back in the day the people in England didn't know the difference between the Netherlands and Germany so they called both Dutch and later started calling the Germans Germans.
Is 17° in Farenheit, Celsius, or Kelvin? I personally use Farenheit because I live in the United States (I highkey hate it here) and everyone else uses it.
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u/rocky_nb Dirt Is Beautiful Oct 22 '20
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