Speak English using only Germanic Words

actually I'll use latin words

There's no way out

Whatever you say Southland

>words

Anyway I think it oughtn't be too hard to do. What should we talk about?

what about scandi words like 'fyord' or 'wednesday'?
Or french words, like 'programme' or 'menu'?

pero se io parlo in italiano?
ok ciudano de los estados gorditos

speak irish

Can just say Northmanish. More accurate than Germanic anyway.

L'italiano non vale

What do you reckon would be a Northmanish manner of speaking? 'Reckon'?

>manner
Oops.
way*

I do not support this thread

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Sto imparando cuando posso parlare posso parlare con I viechi italiani che Vivianno a la mia citta

Begone, fiendish Frank!

I hate black Man and Women with dicks
also fuck the Caretaker

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Hola jag soy germanic kak igrat' caralho vashy connardy mamy?? Haha))))))

So close to

>support
>The verb is borrowed from Old French supporter; the noun is derived from the verb and from Anglo-Norman and Middle French support; both are ultimately from Latin supportō. Displaced Old English underwreþian and Old English underwreþung.
Wow thanks for ruining cool words like these.

We could just say
>I do not back this thread
or something

I eat flesh

Mein Got, sitzen onen meinen facen

face is latin

quality brapper

Wow! Very cool English!
>From Middle English face, from Old French face, from Vulgar Latin *facia, from Latin faciēs (“form, appearance”), from facere (“to make, do”).

>Displaced native Middle English onlete (“face, countenance, appearance”), anleth (“face”), from Old English anwlite, andwlita, compare German Antlitz; Old English ansīen (“face”), Middle English neb (“face, nose”) (from Old English nebb), Middle English ler, leor, leer (“face, cheek, countenance”) (from Old English hlēor), and non-native Middle English vis (“face, appearance, look”) (from Old French vis) and Middle English chere (“face”) from Old French chere.

Crap, should've said "nase" instead.

nice

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I þink ðis is þe better way to write Ænglisc, raþer þan þe way we do it now. Dost þou þwear wið me?

Germanic culture originates from Scandinavia. Don't need to say no more.

Hilariously the word Nord in English comes from a French borrowing of the English 'North', obviously with th changed to d because French doesn't have it, then reborrowed into English.

Fuck white folks

You almost can if you try hard enough but there's a few words like "because," and "use" that you can't get around no matter what.

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I need her to sit on my face and rub her sweaty snatch all over it

Oh shit.

>also fuck the Caretaker
From the Witcher?

ooga booga

That's a very nice ass
Thanks

you guys suck at this
im the only one who can speak anglish
you have to be speak some romance tongue to know which words are or arent english

Gib Brust oder Muschi, Hure.

There is this girl I like. I want her badly.

Since for because

Northmanish ist nicht deutsch

Nein geese bit mine feet at Vunder's bar

can't

This game is bullshit and pretty annoying, but I'll try for the sake of it. Also, nice ass on that lass

no

no is a french word.

no it isn't dumb ass

failed
annoy and nice are french

based brainlet

the red cat leapt over the wall

Your mum's a fat schlaaaaaaagggg

anglish.fandom.com/wiki/Main_leaf

my dick is big

Grounded dimwit

what about your upbringing made you such a nerd that you're on here wasting your time playing games about what words are foreign or not?

>nice is french
he didn't mean the city you know