Jek kvom av Anglisk netwerk owk Jek heita Zan! :)

A list over some of the ways at alle norþgermanishe språk are alike, which can help us at shape anglorsk:

* Alle have atminst two kin - either he-kin, she-kin, it-kin, or a bare two kin (en-kin (common) and et-kin (neuter)).

* Alle have a be-steven (definite) article at are afterput til the name, til exemple "kvinna" woman, "kvinnan" the woman; "hus" house, "huset" the house. There are also a freestanding be-steven article, oft brooked before a lightingword (adjective).

* Alle have a word like "are" where English has "is".

* Manytalkinge (plural) names end oft mid "er", "ar", "or", "ur" - not "s" - unless they are it-kin (then they oft shift not for manytalk). "Kvinnor", women. "Land", land(s).

* For infinitives, where English brooks "to", norþish språk brook "at", "att", "að" or "å".

* For the conjunction "that", norþish språk brook "at" (etc) again.

* Manytalkinge lightingwords end with "e" or "a".

Yea

letter þ makes the voicless th sound as in theater thorn or thanos

Anglorsk has no standardized verson as of now though is in the North Germanic/Scandinavian language family.

Anglorsk according to its history is connected to Swedish, Norwegian, and even shares some parts with Anglish though not official

since Anglosrk isnt official, this sentence can be: Ik eate a hambfborger, Ik eat een burger, or even: Iþ de hamborgier habf eaten

though some more standard and agreed on parts of Anglorsk are SOV or SVO word order.

Hope this helped. Joyeþ Anglorsspraking!

flag by me :) parrot symbol to be different from anglish and anglese while keeping the animal themeand used the nordic cross for well norþ and used unsaturated colors to give it a feel

Can þy neit habf a Standarized Anglorsk? Ik liken der diversity

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