The French used to play a game called jeu
de paume, which was like tennis but with the palms of their hands The courts were 90 feet long, so each player had 45 feet to play in.
When the player got a point they were allowed to move up the court – the first time 15 feet,
the second another 15, and finally 10 feet so there was still a 5 foot gap from the player
to the net. The scores still follow this pattern. They
could have changed it I suppose, so it would go “15, 30, 45”, but 40 is easier to say than
45 Why do they say love instead of a zero? L’oeuf means egg in French, representing zero. So, Egg, 15, 30, 40
Makes sense
Can't wait for you to go big đ
There's a story that says that in the past, the love could refer to those losing with no points are just playing because they love the game.
No source, sorry, i heard it in a broadcast
L'ouef…lmao it's l'Ĺuf like in "duff" !
someone show this video to GradeunderA đ
thanks it;'s nice
huuuuhh that's like it's okay to b smart combined with braincraft with in a nutshell…ffs find your own ideas
I hope this is true.
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But now they say ZĂŠro in France but in English they still say Love
Get all the explanations about âdeuceâ but still canât see why they just donât call it 40 all. After all we know you need 2 points to win the game after that, we donât need to be reminded!