Why are you not speaking anglish?
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Why are you not speaking anglish?
Isaiah Torres
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Wyatt Jackson
Because Romans were more advanced.
Joshua Turner
This guy is great. He defends the Anglish language, against it being racist, in the comments.
I'm glad he keeps politics seperated from a language that is about linguistics.
Parker Gray
cause it sounds retarted
Gabriel Martin
>2017
>Not wanting word-hoard same as wordlaw
Asher Cooper
why not speak german instead if he want to stick to germanic roots anyway?
Sebastian Carter
why not speak dutch instead if he want to stick to germanic roots anyway?
Jack Gray
There are other germanic languages outhere like swedish, dutch,etc
Jeremiah Ortiz
There was already a language like that and it was called Middle English
Jose Nguyen
BRING BACK ÞORN AND EÐ
Thomas Taylor
>Middle English
>Product of the mixing of English and French
>Somehow more Germanic than Anglish
Fuck off you illiterate mong.
Zachary Long
Is it true that this guy is autistic? Like full on autistic?
Dylan Green
middle english reminds me of the fucking old german language that even i cant read or understand xept some words ofc. sounds cool tho
Brayden Ward
Middle English just sounds like a really heavy 'country' accent to me, but with more 'uhs'.
I know people that very nearly sound like that.
Gabriel Robinson
i cant even understand some brits sometimes. all the missing T's and B's makes it hard to understand if you're not used to it
like:
cat > ca
water > waer
bed > be
Nicholas Taylor
It's time stressed as well, so some things sound like gibberish to some non-native speakers.
"I'm going to get some water" can come out as "M'gonagetsum'wa'ah."
Gavin Barnes
Because the French had a positive impact on the language and English already dominates entertainment, science, mathematics and history
Logan Ramirez
waer or war-ah is only really prevalent in estuary english, basically southern working class lazy pronunciation.
Luke White
that's exactly how you sound to north americans
wa'ah yewdewn yeh cheekee buggah
Nolan Foster
Methinks the otherkin can keep Anglish
anlec not french protip: the accent is a dead giveaway
Cooper Morales
Not quite true. I live in Norfolk and there's older men here with a thick accent who pronounce the T in 'water' like a heavy 'huh!' Not sure how to describe it but it sure ain't a T.
Cameron Green
yea i noticed too. dunno if mr. bean movies are a good reference but i understand every single word.
is it, because it's old or were they forced to speak "school" english?
Owen Torres
Reminds me a lot of Icelandic, which also has purism in it taken up to eleven.
Too bad Anglish seems too advanced for top-tier workmaking insanity like "skriðdreki" or "tölva", that would've been neat.