Which language resembles English most? |
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Added: May 2004 |
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| Mark - 26th July 2006 23:18
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| Although English, Dutch and German share a common origin, English and Dutch are Low Germanic languages, which differs from Standard German, a High Germanic language. A significant event in the history of the English language occurred after the Norman conquest of England in 1066, when the English lexicon was modified by the large influx of French vocabulary that is still present today.
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| kimmikoto - 15th April 2007 00:42
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| Who speaks Frisian?
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| Dunddy - 8th May 2007 19:14
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| What is Frisian?
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| steph - 6th July 2007 18:03
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| where do people speak frisian????
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| Jorge - 20th May 2008 00:29
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| Because in europe english is mostly replaced by a Romance language like french, closer to latin in latin america
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