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Pure english
<The problem is that Old English is complex and difficult -- probably worse than modern Romance Languages (Spanish or French, anyway). >>
Yeah Old English was a highly inflected language, unlike french.
"Washing Machine" and "Television" are not Latin words!
"Washing" obviously is English. "Machine" is Greek. So is "Tele-", it is a Greek particle. "-Vision" is the only part that is Latinic. The word "Television" is germanic though, because, even though it was formed from Greek and Latin particles, it was formed by germanic speakers for use in a germanic culture, therefore it is a germanic word (similar to the German "Fraktur"). The concept of a television is also germanic, since Latins were too busy plowing their field and picking their bleads (i.e. "fruits") and taking siesta to bother with technologies and more efficient ways of doing things... Estoy Jahhst Keedding :)
<<Yeah Old English was a highly inflected language, unlike french.>>
You could learn Old English words (lexicon) for word formation without having to study how the language operates...but even still, it is not as difficult as you might think. I agree that "Anglish" is a futile attempt at best...and a hokey one at that. Someone should have thought that through a little better... : \
The concept of a television is also germanic
Obviously, every idiot thing invented is Germanic and I don't have difficulty believing it: it's the most powerful brainwashing tool ever invented: Germans are the best in that. There are people taking siesta and other watching tv belching with a bier in an hand and the brain turn off!
ince Latins were too busy plowing their field and picking their bleads (i.e. "fruits") and taking siesta
SIESTAA??? AHAHAH!!! This genius confused Latins with South Americans!!! Everytime I think it can’t be a more idiot moron there is always someone surpassing every level of stupidity! Kmlaaahhh yyuuhghtr booohhhh kwwwyuustxxtxcerwxct!! ..ops... sorry for spitting...
Of course there are books about Old English grammar.
....SO INTERESTING.... I can't help to buy them all. The problem is that Old English is complex and difficult -- probably worse than modern Romance Languages (Spanish or French, anyway). Where is the problem since it is a dead langauge? I don't know if it was much worse in difficulty than French or Spanish but surely it was worse in everything else too
What's wrong with siestas? I work hard 8 hours per day, I have the right to sleep the rest of time.
<<SIESTAA??? AHAHAH!!! This genius confused Latins with South Americans!!! Everytime I think it can’t be a more idiot moron there is always someone surpassing every level of stupidity!
Kmlaaahhh yyuuhghtr booohhhh kwwwyuustxxtxcerwxct!! ..ops... sorry for spitting... >> wow. you're right dude... how clumsy of me...I didn't mean to insult the South Americans like that.
<<SIESTAA??? AHAHAH!!! This genius confused Latins with South Americans!!! >>
Umm, Think he meant Mexicans
<<The problem is that Old English is complex and difficult -- probably worse than modern Romance Languages (Spanish or French, anyway).
>> Old English is "sheen" (beautiful) and lyrical. It's no different than learing Latin or ancient Greek. They are dead languages too. Old English actually can help with understanding why English has some of the peculiarities that it does, like irregular verbs, archaic constructions like "lest", "the more the...", "-meal" (like in piecemeal & leafmeal) etc.
Old English is "sheen" (beautiful) and lyrical.
For sheeps I can agree. Greek is allowed in purified, boiled, sifted and revised English? Are you fool? We have to prevent any foreign language
anda = envy
bewerian = protect wealdan, ricsian = rule, govern leas = false andgiet = intelligence andscyldigian = excuse Very nice language! I imagine how beautiful it sounds. What a bijou!! In which occasion do you think to speak it? At the country pig-fest among sausages, bier and pork chops? Don’t you think it’s time to stop this charade?
<<Very nice language! I imagine how beautiful it sounds. What a bijou!!
In which occasion do you think to speak it? At the country pig-fest among sausages, bier and pork chops? Don’t you think it’s time to stop this charade? >> Do all Latins have your manners? You disgrace your race if they do. Tell you what, I would gladly sit neck high in mud at a pig-fest with wursts than to sit with you. Way to represent! @sshole
<<anda = envy
bewerian = protect wealdan, ricsian = rule, govern leas = false andgiet = intelligence andscyldigian = excuse >> Let's see... Enwie Protekt, Protecht Ruhl, Gowern ("Gubernatorial", "Goober"-natohrial, hmmm) Falls Intellidschenz ExKjuhs yeah buddy, You're RIGHT, those DO sound bijou-lichbar!
<<ExKjuhs>>
GET IT RIGHT! It's "Ekskjuhß!" dammit (hee hee ;) Besides, those words were not begiven (i.e."provided") as a "what sounds better this or that" forbuis (i.e. "example"). They were to truthe ("prove") that English did not lack those words to begin with. If arristed ("resurrected"), those words would be: anda > ond bewerian > bewere wealdan, ricsian > wold, rix leas > lease andgiet > andget andscyldigian > endshuild (Dufus...Jahsst Keeddeeng.......: ) |