We know that the Visigoths, Franks, Lombards etc were not so numerous as to change the populations in the lands they conquered, yet they did impose their own grammar and syntax because of the prestige of their version of vernacular Latin. Yet in Britain, specifically England, *apparently* there were so many invaders that they completely swamped the native population, even when there's so much evidence to the contrary from genetic, archaelogical and even linguistic. It's laughable.
What makes French a Latin-Germanic mixed language
French is a romance language, that's all! Its predominant vocabulary, morphology, syntax have latin roots like any other latin language
It's wishful thinking. French has eu like Dutch eu, German Swedish,Icelandic ö, Danish,Norwegian ø.Other romance languages haven't it.French words such as nord ,sud,est,ouest,heaume=helmet,helm,hameau=home,heim ,bourg=burg, guerre=war,wehr,garde=ward,wart and many others are of Germanic origin.
nord ,sud,est,ouest,heaume=helmet,helm,hameau=home,heim ,bourg=burg, guerre=war,wehr,garde=ward,wart and many others are of Germanic origin.
All these words also exist in Italian and in other latin languages
italian: nord sud, est ovest
guerra, elmetto borgo and so on
Spanish: norte sur, este, oeste, guerra, yelmo, burgo
In addition lots of the Italian northern dialects also have the sounds eu o u like in French and some Germanic languages
All these words also exist in Italian and in other latin languages
italian: nord sud, est ovest
guerra, elmetto borgo and so on
Spanish: norte sur, este, oeste, guerra, yelmo, burgo
In addition lots of the Italian northern dialects also have the sounds eu o u like in French and some Germanic languages
eastlander : « Words in Italian language such as borgo,nord,est,ovest,sud are of Germanic origin.The same words are in Spanish,French languages. »
Ça reste à **DÉMONTRER**.
Al : « The Franks, Burgundians, and other Germanic tribes were more numerous in France, hence a greater linguistic impact there. »
Impact qui reste à **CARACTÉRISER**.
Guest : « We know that the Visigoths, Franks, Lombards etc were not so numerous as to change the populations in the lands they conquered, yet they did impose their own grammar and syntax because of the prestige of their version of vernacular Latin. »
Fadaises.
eastlanser : « It's wishful thinking. French has eu like Dutch eu, German Swedish,Icelandic ö, Danish,Norwegian ø.Other romance languages haven't it. »
Archifaux. Nombre de langues romanes possèdent le(s) phonème(s) que tu tentes d'approcher par des équivalents graphiques malhabiles.
eastlanser : « French words such as nord,sud,est,ouest,heaume=helmet,helm,hameau=home,heim ,bourg=burg, guerre=war,wehr,garde=ward,wart and many others are of Germanic origin. »
Prouve ce que tu assènes. Des discussions antérieures ont déjà mis en question la plupart de tes affirmations.
Ça reste à **DÉMONTRER**.
Al : « The Franks, Burgundians, and other Germanic tribes were more numerous in France, hence a greater linguistic impact there. »
Impact qui reste à **CARACTÉRISER**.
Guest : « We know that the Visigoths, Franks, Lombards etc were not so numerous as to change the populations in the lands they conquered, yet they did impose their own grammar and syntax because of the prestige of their version of vernacular Latin. »
Fadaises.
eastlanser : « It's wishful thinking. French has eu like Dutch eu, German Swedish,Icelandic ö, Danish,Norwegian ø.Other romance languages haven't it. »
Archifaux. Nombre de langues romanes possèdent le(s) phonème(s) que tu tentes d'approcher par des équivalents graphiques malhabiles.
eastlanser : « French words such as nord,sud,est,ouest,heaume=helmet,helm,hameau=home,heim ,bourg=burg, guerre=war,wehr,garde=ward,wart and many others are of Germanic origin. »
Prouve ce que tu assènes. Des discussions antérieures ont déjà mis en question la plupart de tes affirmations.
This is the languages forum. Anyone should be able to type in any language they please.
J.T. : « This is the languages forum. Anyone should be able to type in any language they please. »
Un grand merci à J.T. d'avoir rappelé l'évidence à ceux qui clavardent dans le salon multilingue d'Antimoon.
Je rappellerai en outre à eastlander que la pratique éclairée de plusieurs langues n'est pas le seul intérêt du salon polyglotte : la maîtrise de quelques rudiments de linguistique ainsi qu'un minimum de rigueur argumentative sont également les bienvenues. Surtout quand on entreprend de dégoiser sur le "français" ou les "langues romanes" sans plus de précision.
Un grand merci à J.T. d'avoir rappelé l'évidence à ceux qui clavardent dans le salon multilingue d'Antimoon.
Je rappellerai en outre à eastlander que la pratique éclairée de plusieurs langues n'est pas le seul intérêt du salon polyglotte : la maîtrise de quelques rudiments de linguistique ainsi qu'un minimum de rigueur argumentative sont également les bienvenues. Surtout quand on entreprend de dégoiser sur le "français" ou les "langues romanes" sans plus de précision.
Comment se fait-il que je comprenne mieux le français lorsque je lis Le monde ou Le figaro que les écrits Greg? Peut-etre écrit-il un français trop affecté?
<< Cheer up, greg,French is purest Latin of all germanic languages. >>
I thought that was Italian?
I thought that was Italian?
i found a really interesting definition of the french language, hope this will hrlp you:
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http://www.sondrak.com/archive/fat-ass-l.jpg