Origin is German 'delikatessen' meaning a delicacy and fine food. The German word was adopted from the French word 'Delicatesse' from delicat meaning 'fine' which in turn comes from Latin 'delicatus' meaning 'delightful and dainty'
i have no idea what delicatessen is.
"Delicatessen" is a French film by director Jean-Pierre Jeunet .
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The word delicatessen has five syllables, as follows: del i ca TES sen (accent on syllable four).
It's "deli". That is the clipped word. The full word is "delicatessen".
The answer is "banana." They have taken the word into their language the same way English has taken many words into it's language.
The word "aamdani" is taken from Urdu, which is a language primarily spoken in Pakistan and parts of India. "Aamdani" means income or earnings in Urdu.
Croeso i fy ... (welcome to my...)Then it gets tricky.Naturaly you'd mutate (treiglo) delicatessen to "fy nelicatessen" however seeing as it's not a Welsh word perhaps it'd be better to say:"Croeso i'r delicatessen" = "welcome to the delicatessen"
.From what language is the word taken? It is required to give the language of such translation requests.
Literally, Delicatessen means delicacies. (It uses an old fashioned spelling of the German word for delicacies). Delicatessen is a term meaning "delicacies" or "fine foods". but when answering the question with the answer delicacies is was incorrect. In the US a delicatessen or deli generally sells a wide range of quality foods and often also sandwiches and various other 'fast foods'. In Europe a delicatessen shop specializes in high quality, gourmet foods. Please see the link below.
A metaphor is descriptive language which is not meant to be taken word for word. Examples of metaphor: Her hair shone like dripping honey. His eyes flashed like a two balls of fire. She screeched like a monkey.
The word baidu comes from the chinese language and is actually related to the word searching. There is also a chinese business that has taken this word for their name.