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How Did The English Language Come To Be? by Artsjournal

Is it fair to say it’s a mongrel language, drawing influence from all over. So it is important to remember that the formation of English was influenced by a huge range of ethnic and geographical forces. The emerging 'England' of this period was a melting pot. – BBC

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 5:18pm on January 22, 2019 ☆ ⚑

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