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   Yoïn van Spijk (yvanspijk@toot.community)'s status on Monday, 18-Dec-2023 06:41:14 JST Yoïn van Spijk

   Spanish 'de donde' means "from where".

   1000 years ago, in Old Spanish, this would've meant "from from from where".

   Old Spanish had 'onde' (from where), but it ended up in a cycle where it was twice reinforced by 'de' (from):
   onde > donde > de donde.

   Click the infographic to read how this happened: