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Originally posted by Drezden
Well English is mostly Germanic, with a touch of older french, therefore German would be closer than English to Paleo-Hebrew if this were the case.
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
Did you go to the site i linked. All you have to do is look at the alphabetical evidence. English is the language of the Anglo-Saxon, they spoke "anglish".
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
The anglos were nordic folk,
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
possibly a people from the norse (viking) peoples decided they didn't care for water raids anymore and wanted to settle down and picked Brittonia (modern day England).
Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
The interesting think is that viking runes look surprisingly hebrew in nature.
Originally posted by NowanKenubi
Anglo-Saxon may come from Hebrew, but English is MOSTLY French.
I think Anglo-Saxon counts for 15% of English.
Originally posted by stumason
No, english is not a Semitic language, but an Indo-european one, with significant differences in the way the language is constructed across both groups.
English in it's current form is a mix of Anglo-Saxon, Latin and French, with smatterings of words from other languages we picked up along the way.
I would also question the validity of the source, given it self-describes itself as "the best Sacred Name and End Time site", meaning they have an obvious religious agenda behind this.
it is illogical to assume that the northern 10 tribes were destroyed or disappeared, while the much smaller nation of IEUDE survived three different captivities and mass exterminations to establish a Jewish state 60 years ago.
The lost tribes of ISHaRaAL settled in the West. Europeans and Mediterraneans are the main descendants of the Northern House that was exiled to Assyria in ca 722 BC.
Originally posted by Awen24
Originally posted by stumason
No, english is not a Semitic language, but an Indo-european one, with significant differences in the way the language is constructed across both groups.
English in it's current form is a mix of Anglo-Saxon, Latin and French, with smatterings of words from other languages we picked up along the way.
I would also question the validity of the source, given it self-describes itself as "the best Sacred Name and End Time site", meaning they have an obvious religious agenda behind this.
+1 to this.
The question it leads to, though, is... "what's the agenda?". Why is it important to someone that English has ties to a proto-semitic language?
Originally posted by ignant
Originally posted by Blackmarketeer
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interesting graphic, where does German tie in (i dont see it among any of the other languages attributed to influencing modern english)?
Originally posted by lacrimosa
i'm more interested in why the english alphabet now only has 25 letters.
...go and study.