estonian is more germanic then english

>>73429757
> implying that a language's words' roots determine their origin
> English is literally a Germanic language
> Estonian is a Uralic language

Why is /int/ so obsessed with Estonia?

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>>73429757
Fuck off ikigay

>>73429890
die slavshit

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>>73429757
>swedish

>>73429868
idk

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>>73429930

>>73429868
Don't know. It's really annoying.

>>73429757
That isn't how you determine which language family a language belongs to.

English is a Germanic language because of how it structures its dialogue, not because of its vocabulary.

>>73430031
greece is more white then germany

>>73429868
>>73429979
>>73430061
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HbjF-XVOmM

>>73430077
Aren't most of the "core" words in English of Germanic origin anyway?

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>>73430061
:3

>>73430142
Yes, the ones you actually use in daily life are mostly Germanic in origin. Where I am from we have more than normal due to heavy Norse settlement anyway.

>tfw no similar graphics about French

>>73429757
Totally distorted by the autistic neologism of English in the modern era.

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>>73430105

>>73429757
So? Are germanics meant to be better than Anglos? Because they have prettier eyes, or something?

>>73430226
Obviously most of our words come from latin. But some words also have a germanic origin, mostly thanks to the vikings. For example "heaume" which is similar to helmet, most of these words coming from the vikings are related to the navy, and ships.

About 100 words come from gaulish, mostly related to the nature, "If" (a tree) or "Alose" (a fish), "chêne" as well.

That's all I know, a graph would be interesting.

Pretty cool picture

>>73429757
England is Celtic