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Which French title corresponds directly to 'mister' or 'sir'?
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What staple food item does the French word 'pain' refer to?
Answer: Bread
Why: English speakers often notice the spelling match with physical pain, though the French word comes from Latin 'panis'.
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What does the French word "formidable" mean in casual speech?
Answer: Wonderful
Why: Formidable comes from Latin formidabilis, causing dread; English kept that sense while French turned the everyday word into a compliment.
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Which 813 church council urged preaching in vernacular Romance?
Answer: Council of Tours
Why: This decree marked the first official admission by the church that Latin had drifted so far from speech that congregation members could not follow it.
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Which French rule links a silent final consonant to the next vowel?
Answer: Liaison
Why: An aspirated h blocks it: les amis gets a z sound, but les haricots does not.
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Which flower gets its English name from the French for lion's tooth?
Answer: Dandelion
Why: The name references the sharply serrated leaf edges resembling a lion's canine teeth.
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Which letter is the rarest in native French vocabulary, appearing almost solely in loanwords?
Answer: W
Why: W was the last letter to join the French alphabet: the Petit Larousse listed it from 1948, Le Grand Robert only in 1964.