These confuse the anglo

>These confuse the anglo

Other urls found in this thread:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Vowel_Shift
twitter.com/NSFWRedditVideo

why?

Does anyone actually ever write their lowercase A's like that?

*american

The spelling of their language is fucked

>muh spelling

You will never speak proper english

I do

>i will never speak retarded german using french words
feels good

>be english speaker
>"oo" sounds "u"
>Proceed to pronounce "blu(oo)d" as "blod"

Irish objectively has the best spelling system

> tiocfaidh ar lá
No.

English spelling preserves history and etymology. Any standardisation of spelling would be equally wrong to the many different dialects and accents in the English world.

As foreign languages generally have a boring, monotonous number of accents, spelling can be standardised.

>As foreign languages generally have a boring, monotonous number of accents

I really wish there were just a few extra letters in the English alphabet, or at least accent marks.

French influence is overstated because of the Latin influence.

English is roughly 30% French, 30% Latin, and 30% German. Really is a beautiful thing to be able to take the best of all these languages and make something truly amazing.

>Have a pronunciation so incoherent it has articles about it
>actually defend it
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Vowel_Shift

English lingua franca worst lingua franca.

If English took the best from German (actually Saxon/Low German but whatever), it would use ß and capitalize nouns.

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Vowel_Shift
The Great Vowel Shift affected every Germanic language

Ogham is pretty cool

Highest information density per phenome

There's a reason all scientific papers are written in english

>Non-English "languages"
Who cares what slaves are saying?

You were the niggers of Europe for a long time, dude.

>english should be autistic just like german!

>30% German
You are retarded, borrowings from German are miniscule in English. Those elements that appear to be German are from proto-Germanic, a language English and German evolved from.

I'm pretty certain he didn't mean literal German

>Highest information density per phenome
Wrong, many Asiatic languages have higher information density than English. (Vietnamese and Chinese for example).

>literal German
Then why called it German? It's like German is the ancestor of all Germanic languages, which is a total horseshit. It's the same with Russian, way too many people think Russian is the mother of all slavic languages, which is totally wrong.

>As foreign languages generally have a boring, monotonous number of accents
lol no. We have a lot of accents.