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1. List of Chinese loanwords in English
Contemporary linguists generally divide loanwords into four categories based on the degree and method of assimilation: (1) Denizens, which refer to loanwords that were absorbed earlier and have now been fully assimilated into English, and they have fully followed the pronunciation and spelling rules of English native words. Such as cup from Latin word cuppa, change from French word changier, etc. (2) Non assimilative words (Aliens) refer to foreign words that still retain their original pronunciation and spelling rules, which are generally easily recognized literally, such as kowtow from Chinese and r é sum é from French. (3) Translation loans refer to foreign words that are imitated and translated into English based on the composition of original language vocabulary or phrases. Some of them are translated based on meaning, while others are translated based on sound, such as Long time no see from Chinese h ǎ o ji ǔ m é i ji à n, mother tongue from Latin Lingua materna, Kulak from Russian kyrak, kettle from Latin cetel, etc. (4) Semantic loanwords refer to the part of English native vocabulary that has absorbed meanings from other languages, meaning that they only borrow meaning and not form. The original meaning of Pioneer is "engineer", later in American it means "pioneer", and it also absorbed the meaning of "Young Pioneer" in Russian. For example, dummy originally only meant mute, reticent in English, but later absorbed the German meaning of dumb, clumsy.
Fifth, Classification of Common Foreign Words Latin vocabulary has been continuously integrated throughout the entire history of English, initially in spoken language and later in written language, including r


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