Quote from: Sir Aiden on 2014-02-20, 04:01:02Quote from: Sir Nate on 2014-02-20, 03:47:51Quote from: Sir Aiden on 2014-02-19, 04:22:09Luckily German shares in many things in common with English. I eventually wish to learn Latin and French, and get to learn more English terms. I don't care about Italian lol.Italian didn't exist in the Middle AgesExactlyOf course it did; do you think the people in that region did not speak at all? It wasn't referred to as 'Italian' because there was no 'Italy' as we know it now; they were 'city-states' such as Genoa, Pisa, Venezia, etc- but they all spoke the same language with varying dialects depending on which one they hailed from.
Quote from: Sir Nate on 2014-02-20, 03:47:51Quote from: Sir Aiden on 2014-02-19, 04:22:09Luckily German shares in many things in common with English. I eventually wish to learn Latin and French, and get to learn more English terms. I don't care about Italian lol.Italian didn't exist in the Middle AgesExactly
Quote from: Sir Aiden on 2014-02-19, 04:22:09Luckily German shares in many things in common with English. I eventually wish to learn Latin and French, and get to learn more English terms. I don't care about Italian lol.Italian didn't exist in the Middle Ages
Luckily German shares in many things in common with English. I eventually wish to learn Latin and French, and get to learn more English terms. I don't care about Italian lol.
I must be tired, because this is really stupid, yet I laughed entirely too hard at it.