The document discusses the etymology and origins of the word "communication". Communication comes from the Latin words "cum" meaning "with" and "munus" meaning "service, duty, office". Originally it meant "performing an office with". It later became the French word "communication", meaning "transmitting, sharing a message" or "sharing knowledge" and "being in relationship with". While communication words may seem different across languages, they all share similar roots, showing communication should not be difficult.

1. Communication Reverse etymology backronym understand words and their meaning from the origin to the modern languages www.transeeo.com

2. Communication Communication is a very used word in current world, but do you know the meaning it contains? Let's discover together what it has to tell us

3. Communication Communication comes from the Latin words: Cum that means with Munus which means service, duty, office Originally performing an office with These two words together became successively: Communis : joint, used by two Communicare from the Church Latin: to share, to divide with

4. Communication In the 14 th Century it became the French word communication that is still in use today. It has the meaning of: Transmitting, sharing a message Sharing a know-how Being in relationship with

5. Communication When listening at the different languages we can hear in Europe and America, they all seem so different, but in reality they aren't: Communication (French and English same spelling) ‏ Communicatie (Dutch) ‏ Kommunikation (German and Swedish same seplling) ‏ Comunicazione (Italian) ‏ Kommunikasjon (Norwegian) ‏ Comunicaciòn (Spanish) ‏ So, communication should not be that difficult!

6. Communication When communicating, we should always remember that we want to perform an office with someone, we want to achieve something together. No matter what advanced technique we use, we should always remember the common goal we want to achieve by communicating Transeeo helps you communicating with the world