Taxi

from the internet etymological dictionary: taxi 1907, shortening of taximeter cab (presented in London in March 1907), from taximeter “automated meter to checklist the area and fare” (1898), from Fr. taximètre, from Ger. Taxameter (1890), coined from M.L. taxa “tax, cost.” An formerly Eng. variety replaced into taxameter (1894), utilized in horse-drawn cabs. this means that the word comes from the meter used to degree value according to mile. If this replaced into initially a german invention, than the word could have subtle from the unique meter which could be uniform with the aid of fact probably all the meters got here from the comparable business enterprise in Germany

I think that this one word is pizza,

the word taxi is written as

táxi

in Portuguese!

McDonalds

No joke! Ever been to Japan and checked out the golden arches?

McDonalds. Trust me.

Churchill.

Kindergarten

Restaurant

The answer is Taxi.

NO Iits universal

taxi

this is a hard question

is it NO