@ak_Consfanze_aK 确实!但我还是不太敢讲🙉我太怕误会和纷争因为根本讲不过别人(
金狮是阿莫多瓦啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊
啊啊啊激动啊啊啊啊啊啊太棒了啊啊啊啊啊啊!!
Italian 'sì', Spanish 'sí' and many more Romance words for "yes" come from Latin 'sīc', which meant "so; thus; like that". In Popular Latin it got an extra meaning: "yes", born out of the sense "like that", i.e. "like you said".
French 'oui' has a completely different origin. It comes from Old French 'oïl', a univerbation of 'o il', literally "yes, it (is/does/has etc.)".
'O' stemmed from Latin 'hoc' (this), which became 'òc' (yes) in Occitan, whose name was derived from this very word.
@FLUCarrier ?什么叫我居然?????!!!
@unagi 小称!网络老师是这么告诉我的嘿嘿嘿嘿!好肉麻~所以把“亲吻”变小就是“亲亲”
@unagi 意大利语也有这样的后缀,叫 ino!
@unagi 所以tje是小吗?
@unagi 哇真好看!!!
@FLUCarrier 我会!我帮你写!(
@threekg 哇,你在偷情了耶!!!!!
@illnessillusion ???打探到了什么!!!!
李康生演警察?!没想到!真想看!!