Many of your assumptions about English are just plain wrong.
No language borrows needlessly from another language.
There are variations in meaning.
"Weekend" does not mean the same as "fin de semaine."
So the French people despite threats from the French language academy still use "weekend."
England was conquered by Normans from France in 1066. Latin based words came into English
through French.
In 1066, what science was there ?
English spelling has never been regular.
The most common words are irregular.
be/am/is/are, was/were, been
English is the language of science precisely because English has such a variety of words.
English has the largest vocabulary of any language.
Sailing, shipping and navigation do not mean the same thing.
sail and ship are anglo-saxon words navigation is Latin based
What are good anglo-saxon words for vocabulary( Latin) or etymology (Greek) that conveys the same meanings?
What are good Anglosaxon words that convey meanings of the word philosophy?
Romans borrowed greek's ideas. And they borrowed the column idea.
neoclassicism
This question doesn't make sense. What do you define as a 'trait'? Who is borrowing them?
Baroque style and simple and elegant style that borrowed ideas and themes from classical Greece and Rome . i love pina colada
The United States borrowed several political ideas from Greece, such as democracy, the concept of citizen participation, and the independence of the judiciary. From England, the US borrowed ideas like the rule of law, limited government, representative government, and the protection of individual rights found in documents like the Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights. These ideas influenced the development of the American political system and its founding documents like the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
Romans borrowed greek's ideas. And they borrowed the column idea.
Greece :)
neoclassicism
It borrowed a LOT from Greece. The Roman Empire also incorporated culture from other areas that they conquered.
This question doesn't make sense. What do you define as a 'trait'? Who is borrowing them?
An anecdoton is another name for an anecdote - anecdoton is a word commonly used in Greece, borrowed from the Latin word "anecdotum".
Artists and architects worked in simple and elegant style that borrowed ideas and themes from classical Greece and Rome.
Baroque style and simple and elegant style that borrowed ideas and themes from classical Greece and Rome . i love pina colada
Baroque style and simple and elegant style that borrowed ideas and themes from classical Greece and Rome . i love pina colada
The United States borrowed several political ideas from Greece, such as democracy, the concept of citizen participation, and the independence of the judiciary. From England, the US borrowed ideas like the rule of law, limited government, representative government, and the protection of individual rights found in documents like the Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights. These ideas influenced the development of the American political system and its founding documents like the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
Because Greece is having huge economic problems, it has borrowed money and cannot or will not repay it. The rest of the EU is supporting them financially. Because the currency is used by several countries it is hurting the other countries economies by reducing the value of the Euro.
The verb phrase is "should have borrowed."