Latin:
* Animal: From Latin "animal"
* Capital: From Latin "capitalis"
* Education: From Latin "educatio"
* Government: From Latin "gubernare"
* Individual: From Latin "individuus"
* Library: From Latin "libraria"
* Major: From Latin "maior"
* Music: From Latin "musica"
* Nation: From Latin "natio"
* Science: From Latin "scientia"
* Technology: From Greek "techne" and Latin "logia"
Greek:
* Atmosphere: From Greek "atmos" and "sphaira"
* Chaos: From Greek "khaos"
* Democracy: From Greek "demos" and "kratos"
* Geography: From Greek "ge" and "graphein"
* History: From Greek "historia"
* Philosophy: From Greek "philos" and "sophia"
* Physics: From Greek "phusis"
* Psychology: From Greek "psyche" and "logos"
* School: From Greek "schole"
* Symphony: From Greek "syn" and "phone"
French:
* Boulevard: From French "boulevard"
* Champagne: From French "Champagne"
* Cuisine: From French "cuisine"
* Déjà vu: From French "déjà vu"
* Entrepreneur: From French "entrepreneur"
* Garage: From French "garage"
* Hotel: From French "hôtel"
* Magazine: From French "magazine"
* Menu: From French "menu"
* Passport: From French "passeport"
German:
* Kindergarten: From German "Kindergarten"
* Sauerkraut: From German "Sauerkraut"
* Doppelganger: From German "Doppelgänger"
* Zeitgeist: From German "Zeitgeist"
* Wanderlust: From German "Wanderlust"
* Schadenfreude: From German "Schadenfreude"
* Gestalt: From German "Gestalt"
* Blitzkrieg: From German "Blitzkrieg"
Spanish:
* Alligator: From Spanish "el lagarto"
* Avocado: From Spanish "aguacate"
* Cacti: From Spanish "cacti"
* Siesta: From Spanish "siesta"
* Tornado: From Spanish "tronada"
* Guitar: From Spanish "guitarra"
* Amigo: From Spanish "amigo"
* Fiesta: From Spanish "fiesta"
Arabic:
* Alcohol: From Arabic "al-kuhul"
* Algebra: From Arabic "al-jabr"
* Coffee: From Arabic "qahwa"
* Cotton: From Arabic "qutn"
* Sofa: From Arabic "suffah"
* Sugar: From Arabic "sukkar"
* Zero: From Arabic "sifr"
Other:
* Sushi: From Japanese "sushi"
* Typhoon: From Chinese "tài fēng"
* Yoga: From Sanskrit "yoga"
* Ketchup: From Chinese "ketchup"
* Banjo: From African "banjo"
This list is just a small sample of the vast number of English words with foreign origins. English is a "borrower" language, and its vocabulary has been enriched by contributions from various languages and cultures throughout history.