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r/dankdarkages
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Dark Ages memes is a subreddit for memes about the "Dark Ages", broadly defined as 476 CE (the deposition of Romulus Augustulus) to 1066 CE (the Norman Conquest of England). All memes must broadly relate to European history during this time.
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โ€ขPosted by12 days ago

The year 1066 and its consequences have been a disaster for the English language. So, I wrote a book about it! โ€œAnglishโ€ is a linguistic thought experiment: what would English sound like without the loanwords introduced following the Norman invasion?

My name is Addison Siemon, I'm an American archaeologist and long-time Anglish enรพusiast. Today, I launched Folkish Anglish: The English Tongue Without Outlandish Sway, the first textbook-style course on the Anglish experiment.

I thought some of you might be interested; this course has been designed as a beginner-intermediate resource, mostly to introduce readers to the subject of Anglish and linguistic purism in English. The course covers over 750 Anglish words across 15 chapters, and includes a breakdown of every word's etymology. To complete this course, you'll need to solve three murder mysteries using your Anglish skills. I've also included two glossaries, a phrasebook, and a sneak peek at my next project: a full-length novel written entirely in Anglish!

You can find my book here; I'm happy to answer any questions from the community!

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