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In English, yes, you’d say en masse, but it literally translates to the same thing. We borrow it from French, as we do many other phrases. For example, when p
by andrewmcwatters 4y ago
In English, yes, you’d say en masse, but it literally translates to the same thing.
We borrow it from French, as we do many other phrases.
For example, when people say, “X has a certain… «je ne sais quoi,»” you wouldn’t be entirely wrong by simply saying, “X has a certain… I don’t know what.”