May we all be nat eton.
If anyone is having trouble reading this, it might help to know that “þ” is the same as “th”. That’s more widely known than it used to be, but it’s still pretty niche.
I thought this was a really secluded and niche Scots dialect before realising it was just old english.
Where can I find more descriptions like this?
It’s from the proposed Middle English Wikipedia. Here’s the frogge article, here are all articles that have been written. But the no-fun-allowed Wikimedia killed it off.
They allow conlangs but not historical languages?? What the actual fuck
its weird and lame middle english was killed off, particularly as theres old english available
There’s a lot of articles written in middle English that make sense on that list, like languages, locations, historical events, historical figures, etc.
Then there’s also brainfuck, genshin, and this beauty.
I can hear the YouTube video done about this.
Late middle English?
Who makes up such funny words?
This is just how English used to be.
A classic
Surely, i’m having a stroke
Read this in Swedish Chef’s voice.