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sanitation@lemmy.radio to me_irl@lemmy.world · 1 day ago

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sanitation@lemmy.radio to me_irl@lemmy.world · 1 day ago
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    Same in France ^^

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      In French the meaning is literally “see there”.

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        They mean the Arabian term has also been adopted by French youths

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          I thought they did, but collaquial use of them is the same, and the pronunciation is close. Why is it the Arabian term and not mimicry of the American pronunciation of a term that’s been in the language since the 1700s?

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            Are you saying wallah and voila are the same word ? O.o

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              She is the influencer from the photo

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              No. I was wondering why you needed another word that sounds almost the same that means the same thing. e.g. Olly Schmidt instead of Holy Shit.

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            No, in France voilà comes from “see there” as you said, and wallah is used as a slang meaning “I swear to god”. Colloquial use are very different.

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              Gotcha

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