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What is 'warning' in French?
Avertissement
How do you say 'without warning'?
sans avertissement
What is an avertissement?
An avertissement is a term used in fencing for a warning - a minor infraction by one or other of the participants.In French, it is also the commonly used term in team sports for a caution.
How do you say 'without warning' as in all of a sudden in French?
sans avertissement
What is the ethomology of the word advertising?
Good question.The etymology of the word "advertise" goes back to the Latin advertere, which means "turn toward." In early French, this root had led to the word avertissement, which meant "warning" or "notice"--the idea is, "Turn (your attention) toward this warning/notice."Eventually, in English, the word advertisement had come to mean "written notice posted in a public place," especially a commercial announcement, which is what it continues to mean today.
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