Etymology of Jazz Re: [Paleopsych] The next world language

[K.E.]

Lynn,

better tell your friend to update the info on etymonline.com

WRONG  -- Probably ult. from Creole patois jass


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Etymology of JAZZ
Sanas of Jazz
find  7 articles, fantastic info and story.

need latest version of acrobat to read

Happy St. Paddy's Day to ya.

happy sunday afternoon reading,

Karen Ellis


At 11:40 AM 3/12/2005, you wrote:
>A colleague who is an international business consultant says same. English 
>is lingua franca everywhere, from Asia to Europe. He said he was at a 
>meeting with both German and French workers, and they speak English as the 
>common language. I love English. Here is a great resource:
>    http://www.etymonline.com/
>>
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>>This is what the world of commerce is speaking.
>>
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