Latin (according to Google) : Caseus

Latin (according to Google) : Caseus
Spanish : Queso
Portuguese : Queijo

>gap

Italian : Formaggio
French : Fromage

>gap

Romanian : Brânză (wtf)

Care to explain ?

We also have the word Caș in Romanian. Brânză is presumed to come from Dacian!

Spanish is the purest and closest to Latin Romance language

Queijo

You guys went nuts with it.

Now do days of the week, to see how we made it so much better.

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Dégueulasse

>Italian : Formaggio
>French : Fromage
It's still latin, it comes from formaticum, a reference to the way cheese was packaged.

Also we use caseario to describe things cheese related and caso means cheese in many Italian dialect

Do you call dickcheese cazzocaso?

Cheese is way better than some fromage or queso shit. Cheese is a beautiful and evocative word.

Queijo is pronounced like Kaiju, except with Kay at the beginning. Kayju. Not retarded keh-soo.

Also, isn't cheese also latin-based?

it comes from Germanic kaas

"Cheese" is IIRC an Anglicized Germanic loanword from the Latin Caseum. Same thing with how "Devil" ultimately comes from "Diabolus"

That's close to Caseus.

Is there a common root? Indo-European, maybe?

Cheese comes from Proto-Germanic "*kasijaz" which is thought of to be a borrowing of Latin "caseus".
This man is correct.

In Spanish, phonetically speaking, cheese would mean "piss".

my point is, cheese is the best rendering of the word

btw British cheese is the best cheese in the world (fuck France and Italy)

>cheese is the best rendering of the word
I whole heartily disagree to this.
It's so far away from the original pronounciation, it's not even funny.

Caseus sounds like a Roman emperor, not a diary product, cheese is better

"Caseus" sounds nothing like "Caesar" and if you knew how those words were pronounced, you wouldn't say stupid things like that.

Not true.

We have olive-oil-conserved cheese that's GOAT.