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I learnt the other day that "caballeros" is Spanish for gentlemen. Which is a nice echo of the knight/gentleman identity mentioned here.
by emmelaich 8y ago
I learnt the other day that "caballeros" is Spanish for gentlemen. Which is a nice echo of the knight/gentleman identity mentioned here.
- scarejunba 8y agoInteresting contrast with the meaning of ‘cavalier’.
- toyg 8y agoYeah, for some reason the French word (from which the English one derives) degenerated in a Don Quixote-like caricature. This has not happened in Italian nor in Spanish, afaik.