The Adventure of English - Birth of a Language 1/3
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The Adventure of English - Birth of a Language 2/3by AllHistoria5,702 views- 50:28
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I could not understand a word those guys were saying to each other in the pub at around 6:00...
monkeyfuzz43090 2 months ago 2
@eoinneo
It does not only sound like that, it is actually closer to German than modern English - as long as I'm a native German speaker.
HesseJamez 3 months ago
I really liked this movie and i would like to see more on the same topic.....Thanks..John from Canada
Johnny158371 4 months ago
Marvellous! Thanks for putting this in the public domain - such an asset!
lstmoon 4 months ago
@eoinneo That's because germans created it, The barbarians who broke off created it.
LuciferLBelial 7 months ago
Old English sounds much more like German than modern English. :S
eoinneo 7 months ago
Wonderful. Thanks for uploading this.
PeteAmachree 8 months ago