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1.A major Germanic language spoken by by from England, America, Canada,Some carribean countries, parts of south America. It is the most widely spoken germlang in the world and the most popular of the indo European. As a Germanic language it's rules where pretty simple. The language slowly began to lose major features such as gender,and case and conjunctions.
After the defeats to the Norman franks in 1066 The English language began adopting words from the French, with the adoption of words it also adopted a few peculiarities including unnecessary double constants eg.In the word unnecessary, Silent letters, Spelling unnecessary endings that are not pronounced eg. Boutique. Some of these are admirably due to sound changes, but the spellings remained the same due to French culture of formality.Spelling peculiarities grew worst when English decided to adopt words from other languages without changing their spelling. 16th and 17th century was filled with combining Latin and Greek words to sound more technical than each other so words the Technosophy people by like What's that? adopting words like Czech, Ocean,etc. Spelling no longer matches pronunciation. Most native speakers are unaware just how much they differ.
2.Refer to people of England, Settlers of the Anglo-Saxon tribe.
Derived from:
The word is derived from the Old Germanic word meaning corner.
Other Derived words:
Ankle
Angle
Handle
(All relating to corner)
People speak a language called English
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(Archaic, informal p.)
A word meaning blue.
The English word comes from proto-Germanic origin "bleu" which further derives from Proto-Indo European.
As with many words in English, it's derived from misspelling of Germanic words.Common spelling changes include
hwâwh
euâue
A bleu art work indeed?
Certainly, blueâ¦
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Something for which no one has no remarks or regards.
It's unremarkable
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A common shortening of Constructed world. Conworlds are generally created in works of fiction. It involves Constructing the entire world,culture, language, games, religion and history of some fictional kinds.
Conworlds can also be associated with virtual reality, or virtually created worlds. Computer simulations of some aspect of reality and even occurs in games.
It happens only in my conworld
Second person singular present informal conjunction of the verb âto haveâ.
(Archaic, p.)
What hast thou bring?
Thou hast brought trouble, trouble he has brought unto ye , ye'all.
Whomstsoever thou hast bring.
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germlang is a shortening for Germanic language, germlangs are natural or constructed languages derived from language related historically to German or other Germanic dialects including West Germanic, Old Saxon etc.
Most commonly known languages that are Germanic languages include German, Dutch, English, Frisian, Afrikaans, Swedish..
English is a germlang
The flat earth is a constructed religion. Constructed religions are amongst the least known "arts", but very abused by it's powers.
Like many religions constructed in the late 20th century The Flat Earth cult was a constructed religion that was constructed by a group of people interested in the idea.with the rise of the internet the idea spread quickly.
Like many cult and antiscience formed throughout the years, it relies and the small-minded belief that since one can't trust the government then they can trust any random source claiming to be against the government.
Ironically, the very source of the belief could be the government itself. According to a research paper published by the Zwich Derkwiz and Durch Zurich of the University of Dürwelt, The flat earth idea could have being perpetuated by CIA mind control reports, this included numerous references to declassified CIA documents and direct qoutes from member of the programs.Since then attempts had being made to interview members of the CIA program.
Flat Earth is a cult
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