Raymund Joshua s. Laoyon
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∙ 12y agomy mum was the first person to discover badminton my mums better than yours HEHE
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It was not invented by any one person it was invented by British military officers stationed in British India in the mid 18 century.
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The army men introduced the game to friends, but the new sport was definitely launched there at a party given in 1873 by the Duke of Beaufort at his country place
"Badminton" in English is badminton in Italian.
A seed in badminton means a badminton player .
The scientific name for badminton is "Shuttlecock battue".
The game probably originated in India (where it was called poona), although it may have been known earlier in China. It was popular in the 1870s in England, taking its name from Badminton, the Gloucestershire estate of the duke of Beaufort. sorry i dont know who specifically invented badminton, this was all i could dig up :) hope this helps !
Since it is a sport, most people "play" it. If they are very good at it, we say they "excel" at badminton. Of course, people can "win" at badminton, and they can also "lose" at badminton. And when they are first becoming familiar with the game, we can say they "are learning" badminton or they "are practicing badminton."
The noun badminton is a common noun. Badminton is only a proper noun when it is used for the name of something specific, such as Dallas Badminton Club or Dave Freeman Open Badminton Classic.
Badminton was found in India and British soldiers brought it to England where it became badminton