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I found it quite informative that english as well as many other countries comes from the Indo-European tree and the branches of the Germanic roots, It is interesting to learn about the 4 main cases in Old English, The Nominative, Accusative, Genitive and Dative cases, and loved learning and reading about the riddles and poems and how they were written in old english and how it has evolved over time.

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I liked how descriptive the poems were and how the old english wording was used to describe what was happening.

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It's interesting to see that most languages can be interconnected through the Indo-European tree. As well as the older languages still having a small place within many languages.

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I learnt that most languages are connected with a tree and that in old English the P with the line connected to it stand the th sound

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Originating from Indo-European, Germanic the Old English language looks complicated as it used multiple languages to make up its vocabulary. It has little to no punctuation and looks very different from the modern language we use today

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How language has changed and how many languages are connected. I also liked the poems

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The punctuation has been largely reduced from what it used to be, the characters are way different from what they are today, also it is cool to see how language has evolved over time.

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Personally, I highly enjoyed reading the poems and trying to solve the totally swagger riddles, (it made me feel like batman). There is limited punctuation. I would like to give some constructive criticism to the day oner gs who invented the language, the words dont really make sense and the characters are super weird. meow. The synthetic analytic im surprised is similar to the modern english structure is fantabulous

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I find it intriguing to compare the Old English texts with their translations and try and depict which words are the same, I personally find it interesting how I can see resemblance between some words and German words. The different letters are quite unique and I hope we can learn the pronunciations of more of them. (:

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It is interesting how there is so many languages on the Indo-European tree and English is one of the biggest languages on there. It is also interesting that English branches off from the Germanic branch.

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That even though English has changed so much some words from still sound the same. I really like the Indo-European tree and seeing how all of these different language connected.

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I found the Indo-European tree cool and getting to see different origins of languages and how it is influenced. The grammatical orders makes it difficult to read.

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I liked the way that the poems were writen in old english and how the used words to convey what was happeing

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That English comes from the Indo-European tree and branches off the Germanic branch. I never knew that there was a old English every existed. Reading and seeing how old English was written was very interesting and that definitely changed in these days.

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It is interesting how much the English language has changed over time, and how many other languages have contributed to the development of English.

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Much less punctuation.
The writing structure is synthetic opposed to analytical.
The poems were very descriptive

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Less punctuation and very different characters. Interesting with riddles that are quite similar to today. Also the language trees are interesting and how English has evolved over time.