[OC] English Words of Spanish Origin and the Number of Mentions in WikipediaSubmitted by OfficialWireGrind t3_zs48my in dataisbeautiful
Yuri909 t1_j1b70a3 wrote
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You absolutely have tried to argue origin. You have zero idea what you're talking about and are asserting opinions about words that are not in alignment with centuries of documentary evidence. Evidence I personally studied as an undergrad archaeology and anthropology major with a focus on Mesoamerica. Your title is bad, and so are your arguments.
OfficialWireGrind OP t1_j1bm604 wrote
I think any argument would necessitate that we have a common understanding of the term "origin." I don't think that we do.
>You have zero idea what you're talking about and are asserting opinions about words ...
It sounds like your saying that if someone is speaking in Korean and they use "컴퓨터" (pronounced like "computer") in a sentence, then the sounds coming out of their mouth aren't Korean words. Am I following that right?
>Your title is bad
So are you saying that I should have used a different title?
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