Foreign Words That Have Crossed Over

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1. What does the German word, 'zeitgeist', mean? Deep sorrow Speculation regarding the future Regret and guilt Spirit of the time

2. Another German word that has 'crossed over' is 'weltschmerz'. What does it mean? Sadness at the state of the world Gregariousness Rebelliousness Poverty

3. The French concept of 'savoir-faire' is commonly used. What does it mean? Extreme cautiousness Excessive imbibing Miserly attitudes Grace, tact and polish

4. Another popular French word is 'sang-froid'. Meaning? Profoundly moralistic nature Timidity Calm, imperturbable nature Great intelligence

5. The German language also speaks of 'weltanschauung'. What does it mean? View of the world Political and economic isolationism Advocating anarchy Fascination with the occult

6. Also German is the literary phrase, 'sturm und drang'. To what does it refer? Cowardice, Fear Ruthlessness,Power-seeking Patriotism, Militarism Turmoil, Rebellion

7. The French word, 'laissez-faire', is commonly used. What does it describe? Creation of a classless society No government interference Government by aristocracy Socialization of essential aspects of society

8. Hitler often spoke of 'lebensraum'. What does this word mean? Annexation of Austria Living space Self-sacrifice of soldiers in combat Unreasonableness of foreign powers

9. The French give us the word 'panache'. Meaning? Dash and flamboyance Bravery Fearlessness Ethical and moral behavior

10. The French also speak of 'joie de vivre'. What does it mean? Irrational nature of man Acceptance of burdens Joy of Living Inevitability of Fate