1. IMPORTATION
OF WORDS
1. Loan Word
2. Foreign Word

2. Loan Word
 integrated
word from a
foreign language

3. Cantonese
(Southern China, Hongkong)
typhoon - from the words
for "great wind"

4. Japanese (Japan)
ninja - from nin, meaning
"to endure"
and
ja, "person"

5. Tagalog
(Northern Philippines)
boondocks - from bundok,
meaning
"mountain"

6. Breton (France)
bravo - a cry of
encouragement

7. Czechoslovakia Czech
robot - an intelligent
machine -
originally
meaning
'worker'

8. Hindi (India)
shampoo
- a hair-cleaning
detergent

9. Native South American
Avocado
- a green fruit -originally
from 'awa guatl'
meaning testicle

10. Congo and Angola Kongo
zombie
- dead-but-still-alive,
originally the name of
a snake-god

11. Foreign Word
non-integrated
word from a
foreign language
 spelled as is

12. Spanish:
mañana – “tomorrow”
French:
neè – “born”

13. Latin:
verbatim – “following
the
exact
words”
Greek:
kudos – “fame”

14. German:
wanderlust – “to
wander/
travel +
desire/
pleasure”

15. Italian:
diva – “goddess”
Russian:
sputnik – “co-traveller”

16. Japanese:
tsunami – “a tidal
wave caused
by a major
undersea
earthquake”