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Greeks...

Someone should get to translating the part that says "Main" into Greek...

What type of kebab language is that D

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 08:37

What type of kebab language is that D

The language of ancient Macedonia <3

Tarafından yazıldı Zephyrusu, 21.10.2016 at 08:48

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 08:37

What type of kebab language is that D

The language of ancient Macedonia <3

and im Alexander the Great yeah...

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 09:24

Tarafından yazıldı Zephyrusu, 21.10.2016 at 08:48

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 08:37

What type of kebab language is that D

The language of ancient Macedonia <3

and im Alexander the Great yeah...

so ghost tell us please,what language did they speak in ancient macedonia? Slavic?

Tarafından yazıldı AlBoZzZ, 20.10.2016 at 18:22

Greeks...

Too bad half of your country population lives in Greece...

Tarafından yazıldı Nations, 21.10.2016 at 10:35

so ghost tell us please,what language did they speak in ancient macedonia? Slavic?

Spanish, ofc

Tarafından yazıldı Nations, 21.10.2016 at 10:35

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 09:24

Tarafından yazıldı Zephyrusu, 21.10.2016 at 08:48

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 08:37

What type of kebab language is that D

The language of ancient Macedonia <3

and im Alexander the Great yeah...

so ghost tell us please,what language did they speak in ancient macedonia? Slavic?

why cant people realise languages change in big time periods ... is english same today as it was 500 years ago? In our situation 2300 years ago !

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 13:24

why cant people realise languages change in big time periods ... is english same today as it was 500 years ago? In our situation 2300 years ago !

I'm pretty sure it was Latin ---> French ---> English

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 21.10.2016 at 14:28

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 13:24

why cant people realise languages change in big time periods ... is english same today as it was 500 years ago? In our situation 2300 years ago !

I'm pretty sure it was Latin ---> French ---> English

exactly look at english which was invaded by normans and germans and french how much has it changed ... balkans were invaded by 10 times more tribes and peoples
and they expect it to be the same as it was 2500 years ago XD

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 21.10.2016 at 00:30

Someone should get to translating the part that says "Main" into Greek...

On it

PS:done

Tarafından yazıldı Nations, 21.10.2016 at 10:36

Tarafından yazıldı AlBoZzZ, 20.10.2016 at 18:22

Greeks...

Too bad half of your country population lives in Greece...

I was joking

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 21.10.2016 at 14:28

I'm pretty sure it was Latin ---> French ---> English

What do you mean...? What are you trying to say with those arrows?

Tarafından yazıldı RaulPB, 22.10.2016 at 05:31

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 21.10.2016 at 14:28

I'm pretty sure it was Latin ---> French ---> English

What do you mean...? What are you trying to say with those arrows?

English evolved from French which in turn evolved from Latin

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 22.10.2016 at 06:03

English evolved from French which in turn evolved from Latin

Except English actually mostly evolved from old Germanic languages

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 21.10.2016 at 14:28

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 13:24

why cant people realise languages change in big time periods ... is english same today as it was 500 years ago? In our situation 2300 years ago !

I'm pretty sure it was Latin ---> French ---> English

It was Celtic to start with (like Ireland and Scotland heritage) (Romans rules during this period. Mostly tribal)
Then Saxons invaded (Danish/German: From Angeln and Saxony regions)
Then the Normans (French) stuck their nose in.

Since then it just evolved, and as people became more literate, standard spelling and punctuation became a thing.

Even today we're considered Anglo Saxon, meaning we have more in common with Denmark than France)
(don't say we were French, or we'll fucking cut you)

#triggered.

Tarafından yazıldı Phoenix, 22.10.2016 at 07:12

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 21.10.2016 at 14:28

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 13:24

words

Funny enough you do share a lot with us in common

Tarafından yazıldı Leo, 22.10.2016 at 07:20

Tarafından yazıldı Phoenix, 22.10.2016 at 07:12

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 21.10.2016 at 14:28

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 13:24

why cant people realise languages change in big time periods ... is english same today as it was 500 years ago? In our situation 2300 years ago !

I'm pretty sure it was Latin ---> French ---> English

words

Funny enough you do share a lot with us in common

Its the subtle differences that matter. The bulk of our language comes from the Anglo Saxons. We never slaughtered our Monarchy, we came up with magna carter before you ripped us off and put "liberte" down as a French value. When you guys go on about how shit British food is you quickly forget the fact you eat horse.

France is like a parasite to British history

Tarafından yazıldı Phoenix, 22.10.2016 at 07:30

Tarafından yazıldı Leo, 22.10.2016 at 07:20

Tarafından yazıldı Phoenix, 22.10.2016 at 07:12

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 21.10.2016 at 14:28

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 13:24

why cant people realise languages change in big time periods ... is english same today as it was 500 years ago? In our situation 2300 years ago !

I'm pretty sure it was Latin ---> French ---> English

words

Funny enough you do share a lot with us in common

Its the subtle differences that matter. The bulk of our language comes from the Anglo Saxons. We never slaughtered our Monarchy, we came up with magna carter before you ripped us off and put "liberte" down as a French value. When you guys go on about how shit British food is you quickly forget the fact you eat horse.
France is the pariah of British history.

Yes, early English has Germanic origins, but actual modern English started with the Normand invasion on England. And I've never even said my opinion about England and you started hating, however it's a fact that the France and Britain do share a lot even tho we hate each other.

Tarafından yazıldı Leo, 22.10.2016 at 07:35

Tarafından yazıldı Phoenix, 22.10.2016 at 07:30

Tarafından yazıldı Leo, 22.10.2016 at 07:20

Tarafından yazıldı Phoenix, 22.10.2016 at 07:12

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 21.10.2016 at 14:28

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 13:24

why cant people realise languages change in big time periods ... is english same today as it was 500 years ago? In our situation 2300 years ago !

I'm pretty sure it was Latin ---> French ---> English

words

Funny enough you do share a lot with us in common

Its the subtle differences that matter. The bulk of our language comes from the Anglo Saxons. We never slaughtered our Monarchy, we came up with magna carter before you ripped us off and put "liberte" down as a French value. When you guys go on about how shit British food is you quickly forget the fact you eat horse.
France is the pariah of British history.

Yes, early English has Germanic origins, but actual modern English started with the Normand invasion on England. And I've never even said my opinion about England and you started hating, however it's a fact that the France and Britain do share a lot even tho we hate each other.

Yeah its like Man United vs Liverpool.

The fact you haven't tried to offend me on this subject is unpatriotic on your part.

Shame on you!

Edit: You didn't even call me a Rosbiff, don't be boring

Tarafından yazıldı Phoenix, 22.10.2016 at 07:38

Tarafından yazıldı Leo, 22.10.2016 at 07:35

Tarafından yazıldı Phoenix, 22.10.2016 at 07:30

Tarafından yazıldı Leo, 22.10.2016 at 07:20

Tarafından yazıldı Phoenix, 22.10.2016 at 07:12

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 21.10.2016 at 14:28

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 13:24

why cant people realise languages change in big time periods ... is english same today as it was 500 years ago? In our situation 2300 years ago !

I'm pretty sure it was Latin ---> French ---> English

words

Funny enough you do share a lot with us in common

Its the subtle differences that matter. The bulk of our language comes from the Anglo Saxons. We never slaughtered our Monarchy, we came up with magna carter before you ripped us off and put "liberte" down as a French value. When you guys go on about how shit British food is you quickly forget the fact you eat horse.
France is the pariah of British history.

Yes, early English has Germanic origins, but actual modern English started with the Normand invasion on England. And I've never even said my opinion about England and you started hating, however it's a fact that the France and Britain do share a lot even tho we hate each other.

Yeah its like Man United vs Liverpool.

The fact you haven't tried to offend me on this subject is unpatriotic on your part.

Shame on you!

Edit: You didn't even call me a Rosbiff, don't be boring

Would backfire quite hard on me, considering some French stereotypes xaxa

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 22.10.2016 at 06:03

English evolved from French which in turn evolved from Latin

WTF... go back to school bro, forum isn't your place yet (you nearly trigger anglo-french flame wars!)

Tarafından yazıldı RaulPB, 22.10.2016 at 07:58

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 22.10.2016 at 06:03

English evolved from French which in turn evolved from Latin

WTF... go back to school bro, forum isn't your place yet (you nearly trigger anglo-french flame wars!)

Its like me saying Hindi evolved from Persian...

Urdu you think you are Darth?

Tarafından yazıldı Phoenix, 22.10.2016 at 08:31

Tarafından yazıldı RaulPB, 22.10.2016 at 07:58

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 22.10.2016 at 06:03

English evolved from French which in turn evolved from Latin

WTF... go back to school bro, forum isn't your place yet (you nearly trigger anglo-french flame wars!)

Its like me saying Hindi evolved from Persian...

Urdu you think you are Darth?

XA okok you're not French. Just apparently English and French are sort of cousins who have a love-hate relationship.
Going by the discussion between Leo and Phoenix, the English can't stand the French, and the French can't understand why the English hate them.

Hmm with Tunder's IoM game, reminds me of the relationship between the Imperium and the Tau where the Tau are the French.

However as a personal opinion, speaking as an Indian, the English are fags

#Triggered?

Tarafından yazıldı RaulPB, 22.10.2016 at 07:58

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 22.10.2016 at 06:03

English evolved from French which in turn evolved from Latin

WTF... go back to school bro, forum isn't your place yet (you nearly trigger anglo-french flame wars!)

For Phoenix and Leo

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 21.10.2016 at 14:28

Tarafından yazıldı Ghostface, 21.10.2016 at 13:24

why cant people realise languages change in big time periods ... is english same today as it was 500 years ago? In our situation 2300 years ago !

I'm pretty sure it was Latin ---> French ---> English

Unaku vele iruntha poi paaru

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 22.10.2016 at 13:09

Tarafından yazıldı Phoenix, 22.10.2016 at 08:31

Tarafından yazıldı RaulPB, 22.10.2016 at 07:58

Tarafından yazıldı Darth., 22.10.2016 at 06:03

English evolved from French which in turn evolved from Latin

WTF... go back to school bro, forum isn't your place yet (you nearly trigger anglo-french flame wars!)

Its like me saying Hindi evolved from Persian...

Urdu you think you are Darth?

XA okok you're not French. Just apparently English and French are sort of cousins who have a love-hate relationship.
Going by the discussion between Leo and Phoenix, the English can't stand the French, and the French can't understand why the English hate them.

Hmm with Tunder's IoM game, reminds me of the relationship between the Imperium and the Tau where the Tau are the French.

However as a personal opinion, speaking as an Indian, the English are fags

#Triggered?

You let us rule you for 150 years. So if we're fags, we give and you receive

#triggered?

What if people knew how to quote