Searching british boy under 18 to help me with my english and my flight skills

[jg27_mc]

Originally Posted by Xilon_x

...also ENGLISH have latino derivance...

errr... Not true.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History...glish_language

Cheers

[Feuerfalke]

Originally Posted by jg27_mc

errr... Not true.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History...glish_language

Cheers

errr... did you read your link?

The languages of Germanic peoples gave rise to the English language (the Angles, Saxons, Frisians, Jutes and possibly the Franks, who traded and fought with the Latin-speaking Roman Empire in the centuries-long process of the Germanic peoples' expansion into Western Europe during the Migration Period). Some Latin words for common objects entered the vocabulary of these Germanic peoples before their arrival in Britain and their subsequent formation of England.

The introduction of Christianity added another wave of Latin and some Greek words.

[Trumper]

I have the privilege of knowing many "non English " people and i have to say that their English grammar and speech is technically alot better than the average kid[child] born native in this country.Thank god for spell check LOL
Our language is so variant from one small area to another , a matter of miles for example a native from Essex will sound different from someone in Cambridgeshire 50 miles apart and the person from Cambridgeshire will sound totally different to someone from Norfolk,Suffolk also only a handful of miles apart.
Ironically you would probably learn better English from a Dutch person or someone from a Scandinavian country that is fluent in the correct English.

[jg27_mc]

Originally Posted by Feuerfalke

errr... did you read your link?

Actually I did… One thing is to suffer influence from other linguistic branches (e.g. introduction of new vocabulary/words) - That’s what happens in our days with the introduction of English vocabulary in several languages. (e.g. Portuguese)

The other is to have a language like the English that clearly comes from a Germanic branch and has nothing to do with Latin.

Being that said, English doesn’t have “...latino derivance...” like Xilon_X stated.

Cheers

[swiss]

Originally Posted by Feuerfalke

errr... did you read your link?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ropeanTree.svg





BTT: Judging by the title of the thread, Hecke must have had a very protected childhood.

protected childhood?

Ein Gschmarri

[Yambretta]

Blimey! English is indeed a varied bacon sandwich wiv many fawms ov accen' awer slang.
Yaaahr best snipe as uvvers 'ave mun'ioned is ter log onto a Teamspeak server in HyperLobby.
Many people only use one server so you'll become known wiv 'em plus most'll offer free advice. Nuff said, yeah?

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Ermmm I meant

English is indeed a varied language with many forms of accent or slang.
Your best chance as others have mentioned is to log onto a Teamspeak server in HyperLobby.
Many people only use one server so you will become known with them plus most will offer free advice.