According to the "All Experts" website (refer to the link, below):
"The tennis expression 'let', [in] the sense of interference with the ball in tennis and similar games, is first recorded in 1871 . . . The usage stems from the Old Saxon word 'lettian' meaning to hinder. The Middle Dutch 'letten' and the Old High German 'lezzen' meaning to delay or hurt all derived from the Proto-Germanic word 'laet' meaning late."
her favourite sport i think is tennis or baseball im not sure i think it is tennis wait just let me check yes yes it is tennis
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The word adiemus is a made-up word that resembles the Latin word adeamus meaning "let us approach" (or "let us submit a cause to a referee")The word also resembles two forms of the Latin verb audire ("to hear"): audiemus ("we shall hear") and audiamus ("let us hear").
Tennis was first played in England and created in England.Some theories are it came from a French word "tendre" which means to hold.
It's from the French word roulet , another chance. So let in tennis is to give another chance
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Let us or let's can go before the word go.
A let is a stroke that doesn't count and must be replayed. This most commonly happens when a serve touches the net before entering the proper service court. It's also a let if the serve is delivered before the receiver is ready, if play is interrupted by some unusual occurrence (such as an animal running onto the court), or if a linesman's decision that resulted in stoppage of play is reversed by the umpire. A let can also occur when (if playing next to another court) a ball comes onto the court that is not being currently played with. This doesn't really happen in pro tennis because of the "ball boys", but in lower tennis games this could happen.
It is called a "let" in tennis when the ball hits the net because "Filet" is the French word for net and the game originated in France.
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Another word for a tennis game is a match.
There are 2 syllables in the word "tennis."
I am pretty sure that a "Let" In tennis is when some one returns the ball and it hits the net. But im not exactly sure!
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The French word for Tennis is the same as in English: (le) tennis.