Question for the cunning linguists on here, since I am an ignorant English oaf

what barely speaks my own language, never mind any of that forrin muck.

My Italian colleague asks: why is it when English borrows or uses an Italian word for food, it's always the Italian plural, even when used in the singular in English? Panini, calamari, for e.g.

Posted By: Arizona Bay on February 26th 2018 at 13:59:46


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