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What about stop? It had likely spread to most latin-type countries due to traffic signs.
by jesprenj 3y ago
What about stop? It had likely spread to most latin-type countries due to traffic signs.
- version_five 3y agoFrench stop signs say "stop" of course, and stop is a pretty commonly used word in France for stop. In Quebec, they insist on putting "arrêt" on the signs because of their insecurity about English.
- bitbckt 3y ago“Alto” or “Pare” in Spanish. The Latin “stuppa” is unrelated to either as far as I know.
- tmtvl 3y agoIn Japan they use 止まれ (tomare).