> I love how all the acronyms in the glossary are basically inverted English ones It's very common because the order of adjectives and nouns is most of the tim

> I love how all the acronyms in the glossary are basically inverted English ones It's very common because the order of adjectives and nouns is most of the time reversed between English and French (and Romance languages in general; it's the same with Spanish and Portuguese for example), but English retains so much French and latin roots that the initials are often the same. Other examples include - IMF/FMI (international monetary fund/fonds monétaire international) - EU/UE (European Union/union européenne) - and before it EEC/CEE (European economic community/communauté économique européenne) - SARS/SRAS (severe acute respiratory syndrome/syndrome respiratoire aigu sévère) - HIV/VIH (human immunodeficiency virus/virus de l'immunodéficience humaine) And many others I am sure, that's just what I could think off the top of my head.