Borrowing refers to adopting words from other languages either completely or partially. It is a common process where languages integrate words from other languages they have been in contact with. The document provides examples of borrowed words like television from Greek and Latin, pizza from Italian, and hamburger from German. It also lists many languages and some common words borrowed from each one, such as cargo, mosquito and vanilla from Spanish, and tea and typhoon from Chinese.

1. BORROWING
(Loan Word)
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2. What is Borrowing…?
“Borrowing is a word adopted from another language completely or
partially naturalized.”
“Borrowing is process that takes over words from most of the other
languages with it has had contact.”

3. For example :
Television:
Tele from GREEK (Far off)
Visio from LATIN (to see)
Pizza from ITALY
Humburger from JERMAN
Chili from SPANYOL
Theater from GREECE

4. LANGUAGES
WORDS
SPAIN
cargo, mosquito, vanilla, tornado
ARABIC
alcohol, sugar, syrup, zero
HIND (EAST)
bandanna
SWEDISH
they, knife, window, happy, ski
ITALIAN
balcony, piano, macaroni, umbrella
FRENCH
army, city, color, grocer
DUTCH
dock, stove, boss, spook
GREECE
angel, comedy, atomic, drama
LATIN
alibi, bonus, item, veto
GERMAN
kindergarten, nickel, waltz, hoist, switch
PERSIAN
tulip, peach, magic
CHINESE
tea, typhoon
JAPAN
tycoon, karate, haiku
EGYPT
oasis