✨ FUNFACT FRIDAY — Window Edition ✨
Hey, English learners! 🪟💬
Did you know the word “window” comes from Old Norse vindauga — which literally means “wind eye”?
Yup, people back then imagined windows as the “eyes” of a house where the wind could enter. Keren banget kan, how poetic ancient languages can be? 🌬️👀✨
Every time you look out the window now, just remember… you’re basically peeking through the wind’s eye. Pretty cool, right? 😄
💭 Fun question of the week:
What do you usually see from your “wind eye” every morning? Drop your answer below! 👇
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