My Anglo-Norman roots are screaming at me telling me to pick up the sword.
My Anglo-Norman roots are screaming at me telling me to pick up the sword
>Terroni
Are you this guy by any chance?
And kill englishmen? Mind if I join you?
>I'm a literal french rapebaby
I want off this ride
but my Hispanic buddo, that term was made AFTER the Italian Unification of 1815
more than 700 years after the Norman Conquests.
Holy fuck, that has to be satire. Right?
Based
Dios mio...
i want a norman gf
>terrone
*Spanish and French
Do not forget your muttish roots :)
seething
This is how yuros sound when talking about their country's past.
and (you) don't forget your roman ones. We're all mutts.
Thank God for the Normans.
please claim Terronia once more
thankyouverymuch
This map is missing the Hiberno-Normans and Antioch (it was ruled by the Hauteville).
Based heritage respecter
Except that we're not mutts like yourself and we actually have history. Stay mad
>I AM GREEK
ok
I know my dude, just pointing out how Southern Italy was ruled by foreign power for a lot of its history.
Proud of my muttish Celto-Romano-Germanic ancestry :)
>literally arabs
silence yourself you pasty polentoni
This is a reminder that Italian, French and Spanish are not descendants of Latin, or even Vulgar Latin. But are instead Germanic creoles that had most of their Germanic vocabulary replaced with mispronounced Latin.
ambrogino, studia un po' di storia :)
>.." says Ciro, forgetting to get a degree
We're the only one that got significantly influenced by our Germanic ancesters :)
Even then, we basically backtracked and forcibly reintegrated Latin vocabulary in Old French during the 15tth-16th century.
based church lol
We were basically the opposite way round. It is kind of fascinating that French and English are like alternate universe versions of each other - both were spoken by Celts who had learnt Latin and then later been conquered by Germanics. But Latin was mostly destroyed by the barbarians here whereas it survived in France.
WE WUZ VIKANGZ N SHEEIT
>vikangz
60% of english vocabulary comes from greek, french and latin
The French part came afterwards though, that was his point, and most of those Greek and Latin word are new scientific terms. But the Roman era still left a significant mark.
I didn't mean exact latin of greek words but words that have roots from those language.
In your post the words: part, point, new, latin, scientific, roman, era, significant and mark come from latin roots.
the few humans in south italy are actually french
>we're not mutts
hmmm
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
Fuck off Mutt.