The English thread

[raul_isl]

Colonised by germans and rescue by england and usa

[Gilles]

Whatever, the point is that almost 45% of the english language is from French origin. So, this is an almost french thread, not an english one, speaking properly at the terms and facts.

Get over it.

[Ningüino CDR-lar]

Do you want we make a French-spoken-thread? We could invade it from the German-spoken-one, then from this one invade it too and struggle with germans and finally ban NiemandNie as a Hitler's Execution it should be and freedomize France, so they, the weak stubborn frenchs, were indebted with us.

Hale, corríjaseme.

[Divarascka]

Whatever, the point is that almost 45% of the english language is from French origin. So, this is an almost french thread, not an english one, speaking properly at the terms and facts.

Get over it.

Naïve and lingerie are the only two French words I can think of that we use in English. That makes it an 11% of the previous sentence. Somehow a much lower number...

Do you want us to make a French-spoken-thread? We could invade it from the German-spoken-one, then from this one invade it too and struggle with the germans and finally ban NiemandNie as the fake Hitler Execution it should be and freedomize France, so they, the weak stubborn frenchs, will be indebted to us.

Hale, corríjaseme.

Hale, corregido

[Whorses]

Hey kid! Do I have your attention?

[Eglandir]

ehhhh..... Hi?

Sup risl, I didn't notice this thread earlier, so I'm kind of surprised -though not much- seeing this is derailing to nazism in only five pages. Man, you're all besting your previous derailing records.

I was thinking, is anyone else on the English studies (previously English philology) career? I'd like to exchange -mostly steal- notes.

[Mr Winters]

Hey kid! Do I have your attention?

No, you have lupus.

[Petri]

Whatever, the point is that almost 45% of the english language is from French origin. So, this is an almost french thread, not an english one, speaking properly at the terms and facts.

Get over it.

Naïve and lingerie are the only two French words I can think of that we use in English. That makes it an 11% of the previous sentence. Somehow a much lower number...

If I'm not wrong, I know another, fiancé. Besides, you write it with accent when in English you don't use it.

[Gilles]

Whatever, the point is that almost 45% of the english language is from French origin. So, this is an almost french thread, not an english one, speaking properly at the terms and facts.

Get over it.

Naïve and lingerie are the only two French words I can think of that we use in English. That makes it an 11% of the previous sentence. Somehow a much lower number...

Fountain, Avenue, Cabin, Baron, Mountain, Marriage, Parliament, Marvel, Manor, Mallard, Royal, Guardian, Douche, Elite, Espionage, Fiance, Premiere, Reconnaissance, Carrington, Debut, Maneuver, Massage, Vandalism, Village....

Belive me, the English language (oh, another French origin word in english) is made of almost 45% French, 15% Latin, and the last 40% of the old barbarian germanic Saxon.

That's all.

[El Brujo]

Pues serán palabras que se han llevado de todas las veces que os han invadido porque lo que es vosotros no habéis cruzado en vuestra puta vida