Modern English more Germanic or Romance?

[Peyrol]

in England they spoke Celtic languages ​​or Latin before the Germanic invasion?

Celto-romance in the southeast, celtic in the rest.

[Longbowman]

Celto-romance in the southeast, celtic in the rest.

Celto-Romance is a stretch, just an insular variety of Latin.

[Hanibalas Lekteris]

What a stupid thread...

[Peyrol]

What a stupid thread...

At least it's better than the usual ''do i look sicilian'' or ''are we MENAs europeans? Yes we are'' discussions that we're used to have here daily.

[Longbowman]

At least it's better than the usual ''do i look sicilian'' or ''are we MENAs europeans? Yes we are'' discussions that we're used to have here daily.

It's steady growth. Eventually we'll be discussing Plato and fine wines.

[Hanibalas Lekteris]

At least it's better than the usual ''do i look sicilian'' or ''are we MENAs europeans? Yes we are'' discussions that we're used to have here daily.

Lol, it's pretty close to the "Germanic is Turkic" threads we get though... Not much difference between the two in my book tbh.

[Peyrol]

Lol, it's pretty close to the "Germanic is Turkic" threads we get though... Not much difference between the two in my book tbh.

Romance influnence in english is indeed great, but saying that ''it's a romance language'' is ridiculous.

[SKYNET]

[SKYNET]

Romance+Germanic= nice language

[Hanibalas Lekteris]

Romance influnence in english is indeed great, but saying that ''it's a romance language'' is ridiculous.

My point, exactly.