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Estória ou História?

E Agora? Qual usar?
História e estória têm sua origem na palavra grega historía. A forma estória também tem influência da palavra em inglês story. Estória é uma forma antiga da palavra história, que deveria ter caído em desuso. 
Tal não aconteceu e esta palavra é utilizada atualmente não como sinônimo de história, mas para distinguir a história de fatos reais das histórias das fábulas e contos infantis. 
Que estranho seria se o desenho se chamasse Toy History...rs

No inglês a regra permanece:


History – events from the pasts, facts or accepted theories, history must be fact based and not based on rumors or legends
  • In school children learn world history.
  • People like to learn about their history.
  • I really like to learn about different cultures & history.
Story – can be based on imagination, fiction (not the truth) or it can be facts or fiction that is based on facts
  • Children like to hear stories about big monsters.
  • I like to hear stories about different cultures.
  • Did you here the stories about the donkey & the children?
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