yes, this is that, and that is this, huh Epi.
Wadr idc what the french thing, bc im not disagreeing that the world conflates the two terms, see.
or bam give us a diff term for the Cherokee Nation, etc, and i'll use it
around you. I mean even the french must have some term for the division there?
I'm only pointing out that English takes on the French term to make what is being described SEEM more respectable. :) French classes up the English.
Like the French liberté...which just means freedom...becomes liberty in English. Now some would say that liberty has more connotations in the word than freedom does. But that is because French makes things sound more refined. But there is no difference.
Same goes for royal (French) as meaning "kingly."
Nation for country. The same term.
Does a rendez-vous sound more official than a meeting? :)