Anyone interested in etymological quizzes?

Question

I wonder how many people would be interested in an etymological quiz about English and Spanish. Is it worth trying, or there are too few people interested?

Answer 1

That's more like what I expected! I'll start the game soon.

Answer 2

You mean something like this?

Where did the word ketchup come from?

The Native Americans originally had a red spicy sauce they called catzup

From 19th Century slang: ketch 'sauce' and eyup 'for everything'

From the Chinese word koechiap meaning 'spine of fish'

From the word kuechiup 'red sauce' in Greek

Sure, that'd be great fun!

My condiments! Kiwi Girl! - GaryT, May 1, 2011

Answer 3

Yes!

Answer 4

I'd definitely be willing to try!!

Answer 5

Sure, I'm always up for a challenge and more learning!

Answer 6

Why not?!! I'll watch for it.

Answer 7

Very interested!

Answer 8

Yes - Lazarus

Answer 9

Definitely! Not sure how well I would do lol, but I do find that I learn much more when I look deeply into things. Go for it mate!

Answer 10

I'll willingly try.

Answer 11

I would be.

Answer 12

I think some people would be interested, Lazarus

Answer 13

That sounds interesting, even though I doubt that I'd succeed.