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5 days agoIn Yiddish it’s שטיק, which transliterated is shtick or shtik. The word came into English, by way of Yiddish, not German.
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But Khmer Rouge, is a direct borrowing from French. Point stands though.
They were selling the potatoes, in the European market. But still a bizarre logistical decision.
Never said you did; all I did was provide context.