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The English Language

From Where did english come? Proto-Indo-European Language –1 world language

Old English 449-1100 Anglo-Saxons from area now called Germany invaded the British Isles, changing the Celtic language.

Old English http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKGppewnT5s

Middle English 1100-1500 Normans from the region of France invade the British Isles, giving birth to the Middle English Period.

Middle English http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FM2THezuzlI

Modern English 1500-present The birth of the printing press changed English once again. Think—King James Bible, William Shakespeare— (ie. spaketh, thou, thee,) evolved to what we speak today.

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