'Classmates threw Snickers at me to test my peanut anaphylaxis' - BBC

15.06.2025 09:15

'Classmates threw Snickers at me to test my peanut anaphylaxis' - BBC

A woman is raising awareness on social media of the severe food allergy she lives with, say… [+3136 chars]

Chloe Dickson has anaphylaxis, a condition which causes her to go into anaphylactic shock

Josh McLaughlin

Why is the French way to say please is "S'il te plaît" and not "Pour Favour" like Spanish and Portuguese "Per Favor" and Italian "Per Favore" in the Romance languages group?

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