Daddy, brother and oops are no longer English words: Oxford added in dictionary

Daddy, brother and oops are no longer English words: Oxford added in dictionary

Dad, Anna, and Ach'cho, are the words of the Oxford Dictionary.

Oxford University is regularly making use of the words that are most common in the world's major languages.

In the months of March, June, September and December, it is customary to add such words.

About a thousand words in many languages ​​of the world this year are the English words for the Oxford Dictionary.

In this situation, a new edition of Oxford English Dictionary was released last month.

It contains 70 words from Indian languages.

In Tamil and Telugu it is customary to call older ones 'Anna'.

It is just like the English word.

'Anna' is already a noun that denotes the 'Oana', the Oxford Dictionary currency. At present she is mentioned as brother 2 (brother).

The Urdu word daddy is also included in that dictionary that refers to "father".

When you hear the surprising information or suspicious information, say "oops".

That word has also become English.

Surya Namaskar is also English.

In the words of the Indian languages ​​the words in the Tamil language are the most English and the Oxford Dictionary