English, 23.10.2020 01:01, carladasie

Fun fact: Did you know The fruit orange isn’t named after the color; it’s the other way around. Before the late 15th century, orange was considered a shade of red. That’s right: until the Renaissance, “yellow-red” was the only term the English language had for orange.

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