How Far Back in Time Could an English Speaker Go and Still Communicate E...
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Given the communication problems we have with our contemporaries my guess is not very far (my isp allowance baulks at long videos).
ReplyDeleteIt's around the 1100s. I can understand Middle English. Old English makes me go "What Ye Phuck?" It's much closer to German.
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