>The english language is germani...

>>73181022
mfw Anglos are so cucked by us that they understand this phrase :

Arrogant Personnage !

>>73181022
French is a germanic language so yes.

>>73181022
I wonder about that "unknown"

>>73183265
french is the act of imposing gaelic pronuncation on latin words for centuries and seeing it evolve
still more sensical than retarded english pronunciation

>>73183201
mfw frogs are so cucked by us that they can type this in English

>mfw Anglos are so cucked by us that they understand this phrase :

>>73183265
Do French people hate English or is it a meme?
I've met 3 french guys in my life and they spoke other languages, like German, Italian etc, but all of them seemed to dislike English.

Why is that?
Is it considered a bastard child of French somehow?

Also, do you wish that French was the de facto lingua franca?

>>73181022
>read Swedish
>vir moessen doet Jueden auesroeten
>read Norwegian
>virr musen den Juuden ausrutten
>read Danish
>viren mussin din Judin aisruten
>read Dutch
>voer moesen doet Joeden ijsroijeten
>read English
>beat the Jerry bastards back!

this is my metaphorically expressed belief about the nature of the difference between the Germanic nations

>>73183570
>Do French people hate English or is it a meme?
No we just don't like to speak other languages at all
>Also, do you wish that French was the de facto lingua franca?
Of course. Imagine, 7 billions people to correct on their mistakes...

>>73183562
DELE-... SUPPRIME

>>73183562
>The enemy can speak your language but you can't speak theirs.

Good goy

>>73181022
It's only 29% Latin though

I'm sorry you don't know how to read graphs

>>73184108
>American education

>>73184200
He said Latin dumbass.

If you read the graph Latin is only 29 percent

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It's STRUCTURALLY Germanic it's closer to your language than it is to Latin or French REEEEEEEEE

>>73181022
now weight this by word frequency

What language is the closest to English grammatically? Like adjectives before nouns and such?

>>73187370
Frisian?