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From what language did English borrow Bratwursf? Old English, Old French, Latin, Greek, or German
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From what language did English borrow Bratwursf? Old English, Old French, Latin, Greek, or German

User Nadun Kulatunge
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bratwurst means a small pork sausage

it is borrowed from german

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English borrow Bratwursf from German.

In fact this word means a type of fine German pork sausage that is typically fried or grilled.

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