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1. Someone Probably

   Does Middle English count as another language?

   Wednesday, 03-Sep-14 01:22:03 UTC from web
   • Femboy sam sulek

     @ellieellie If its old time english i dont think so.

     Wednesday, 03-Sep-14 01:22:29 UTC in context
   • awlxaĺan

     @ellieellie I'd say so due to intelligibility in spoken form being low betwixt the two.

     Wednesday, 03-Sep-14 01:22:39 UTC in context
   • Narwhal

     @ellieellie If that counts then I'm counting Elizibethan English as well since I've read a bunch of Shakespeare

     Wednesday, 03-Sep-14 01:22:54 UTC in context
   • Femboy sam sulek Narwhal

     @northernnarwhal lol

     Wednesday, 03-Sep-14 01:23:11 UTC in context
   • Someone Probably Narwhal

     @northernnarwhal Elizabethan English is easy though. I'm thinking more like Geoffrey Chaucer.

     Wednesday, 03-Sep-14 01:23:55 UTC in context
   • Narwhal

     @ellieellie I dunno, that's not really a new language

     Wednesday, 03-Sep-14 01:26:15 UTC in context
   • Someone Probably Narwhal

     @northernnarwhal True. Middle English and Modern English are similar enough to be counted as the same. Old English on the other hand...

     Wednesday, 03-Sep-14 01:26:45 UTC in context
   • Narwhal

     @ellieellie Old English is weird

     Wednesday, 03-Sep-14 01:27:43 UTC in context