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@Kameraad been jij Nederlander?

@Kameraad ik versta wel wat je zeg, maar ik ben eigenlijk geen Nederlander. Ik ben Engelsman.

MýnÆnglishTáwk Have you checked out Anglish? ☺️👍 ruclips.net/video/IIo-17SIkws/видео.html

Yep. I love it a lot. I am one of the inputters to "The Anglish Moot". ☺

I agree, I think English would be better off without a lot of its corruptions today, coming from French origin. English is an Anglo-Frisian language of the West Germanic languages. English and (West) Frisian are sister languages, whereas Dutch is more of a cousin language to them both, which is the [only?] remanence of the [Low-]Franconian languages. A quick history of English, the young sister who travelled the world with some major struggles in history: Episode 1: English leaves home. Basically, English is just that young sister language (then a group of fellow Germanic dialects) that said "I'm sick of this house" and stormed out of the house (a part of the European mainland) to travel the known world (Western Europe at the time), making a nice country home in Britain and eventually decides to call it "England". Episode 2: The beast from the (north) east: an abusive new friendship. Then the Northmen (the Scandinavian Sisters of (mainly Denmark, but Norway joined in a little too, and IDK about Sweden)) come along to England, initially wanting to trade and share her new home. Her new friend sometimes beats her up and sometimes helps her expand England a little every once in a while. Later, some Northmen leave, but some happily integrate with the family. Episode 3: The suspect from the south. This was shortly followed by Normandy (that neighbour that works for French, but was maybe also has ties to the Northmen anyway) comes knocking her door down, proceeding to re-organise her home whether she likes it or not and then rapes her for a few [hundred] years. At this point she may have forgotten about her sister, Frisian, who's also taken a massive beating now? Episode 4: English rivals with some of her neighbours. English gets in a few massive fights with her neighbours from across Europe (too much to include for this episode, mainly just fights over land, or just being childish, like which religion is right and... wait is the Pope corrupt?). Episode 5: English travels the rest of the world. English then says"f- you" to her other European cousins and other neighbours to travel and conquer the rest of the known world (basically half the planet... OK, it's more like 1/4 or 1/3 of the planet), setting her children in charge in all the corners of her strong contested British Empire. She gets into another few massive fights in Europe before letting her children finally have control over their homes. Nowadays, is now the de-facto language of the planet, and Mandarin Chinese is a good contender for Southeastern Asia. She occasionally has all her children come back home every once in a while to catch up on all the modern worldly gossip (she calls this the British Commonwealth - tea anyone?). She's had another small argument with the rest of Europe, but she intends on cooperating with them at work. WOW! [Edit: didn't realise I accidentally made a link lol]

General English pronunciations have changed a lot too though. Unless you are using a very Northern English rural old man pronunciation or a Scots pronunciation

'Aan het goede doel' is hier ook zo'n zinsdeel dat niet helemaal in de standaardindeling past - omdat het lijdend voorwerp weglaatbaar is, maar ook omdat het voorzetsel 'aan' in deze zin verplicht is. Je kunt dan op basis van de andere eigenschappen besluiten om toch van een meewerkend voorwerp te spreken en erkennen dat het een beetje een gek meewerkend voorwerp is. Omdat het een niet-weglaatbaar zinsdeel is, is dat niet zo'n gekke oplossing. Immers, met alle andere categorieën niet-weglaatbare zinsdelen die we doorgaans onderscheiden heeft dit zinsdeel nog minder gemeen. De afwezigheid van het lijdend voorwerp kun je wegredeneren door, zoals ondere andere de ANS doet, ervan uit te gaan dat het lijdend voorwerp wel geïmpliceerd is. Simpel gezegd: je denkt het wel, maar zegt het niet. Zie: ans.ruhosting.nl/e-ans/20/04/02/body.html.

Kent u dat woord dames en heren : Omgongstaal . ;-)