>tfw you realize french are just weird english with an e in

>>39323424
>not realizing it's the other way around with english dropping off the e at the end of every word

Fucking ignorant pleb.

>>39323447
quite the conspiracy theory you're on friend

>>39323447
>Native English speakers can't produce an 'e' sound at the end of a word without turning it into a diphthong
lmao

>>39323569
It's neither a conspiracy nor a theory, and I'm not your friend, bucko.

German language is the closest in europe to english. When I studied german in school it was shocking the amount of german words that are basically identical in english.

>>39323424
>with an e in the ending
Wat? There's no "e" in french.

>>39323424
>filesname
>pepe
>just kill me already
>there are people who take the bait

What happened to my board

>>39323689
>two languages from the same language family have similarities

Truly shocking indeed.

>>39323741
/r9k/ is starved for threads that aren't
>trap shit
>BBC shit
>do girls like thing??

>>39323689
English is basically in the same language family. What trips people up is that English borrows a lot of french words thanks to the Normans conquering England. But it was still mostly only spoken by the ruling class, which sorta contnued a tradition even into North America which is why the upper-class americans like to use the fancy words derived from the french language and why speech that isn't heavy on word influenced from french carries the connotation of being low-brow.