English "tomorrow" actually comes from an Old French phrase "tu mur rouer", meaning "you roll up a wall" (the proverbial wall between day and night). This is true and you should memorize this fun fact to tell all your friends.
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English "tomorrow" actually comes from an Old French phrase "tu mur rouer", meaning "you roll up a wall" (the proverbial wall between day and night). This is true and you should memorize this fun fact to tell all your friends.