That's (for better or worse) an almost defining characteristic of the English language. We take words from other languages and adopt them as English words. It doesn't matter if the word in English means the same thing as the original word, it doesn't matter what language it came from, it doesn't matter if we're combining two words from different languages to make a new word (television is the Greek word 'tele' combined with the Latin word 'visio').
English is an incredibly dynamic language with very loose rules. If a loanword sounds exotic, well that's half the fun.
English is an incredibly dynamic language with very loose rules. If a loanword sounds exotic, well that's half the fun.