Unit #6 of the weekly foreign words series for senior English. These words are a collection of foreign words that are used in our English language today. I am using the word list from "The Literature Teachers Book of Lists".

1. Test on Friday,
October 11

2. IN FRANCE
A caretaker of an
apartment complex or a
small hotel.
HERE
Hotel worker – assists you
Sets up a wake-up calls
Coordinates rides to the
airport

3. (Koo de graas)
(Rhymes with cross)
A final strike/shot
given to kill a
wounded person or
animal
A mercy killing.

4. (Koo d’ taaa)
A sudden, violent attempt at government take
over. Done by a small group of people/faction.
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5. Cream of the crop
The very best!
(krem de la ˈ
krem)
(Rhymes with them)

6. (Day-class-say)
Fallen or lowered in class,
rank, or social position.
The
once-legendary
cycling super
star has become
completely
déclassé.
A Fallen Legend

7. Agreed upon informally, unofficial.
Professor Chinn points
out that rising oil prices
act as a de facto barrier
to trade, because
shipping gets more
expensive.
Mr. Chinn is a professor of public affairs and
economics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
He actively writes in blogs and economic journals.

8. (Dee jury)
According to the law, by right.
Discernible movement
toward converting a de facto
Palestine into a de jure
Palestine is what's required.
A Palestinian's dream and an
Israeli's nightmare.
Palestinians – Muslim
Israelis - Jewish

9. Poor quality.

10. (Da rig grrrr)
Required. Necessary if you want to be
fashionable, popular, or socially acceptable.
HERE
IN FRANCE

11. A ghostly double of a
living person, a twin.