Is English a Romanized Germanic language?

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That's a fair description, yes. The core of English, including the inflectional morphology (what's left of it) and syntax, is Germanic.
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No, English is a Germanic language, not a Romanized language: Language family English is a member of the West Germanic language family, which is part of the Indo-European language family. Shared innovations English shares innovations with other Germanic languages, like Dutch and German, which...
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No, English is a Germanic language, not a Romanized language: Language family English is a member of the West Germanic language family, which is part of the Indo-European language family. Shared innovations English shares innovations with other Germanic languages, like Dutch and German, which indicate they all descended from a common ancestor called Proto-Germanic. Native speakers English is one of the most widely spoken Germanic languages, with around 360–400 million native speakers. History The English identity began with the Anglo-Saxons, who were known as the Angelcynn, meaning "race or tribe of the Angles". Romanization is the process of converting words from languages that don't use the Latin alphabet into Latin letters. This allows people to read the sounds of the language even if they don't know the original writing system. read less
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Yes, English can be considered a Romanized Germanic language. Here's why: 1. _Germanic roots_: English is a West Germanic language, derived from Old English (Anglo-Saxon). 2. _Roman influence_: English has been heavily influenced by Latin, the language of the Roman Empire, due to: - Roman occupation...
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Yes, English can be considered a Romanized Germanic language. Here's why: 1. _Germanic roots_: English is a West Germanic language, derived from Old English (Anglo-Saxon). 2. _Roman influence_: English has been heavily influenced by Latin, the language of the Roman Empire, due to: - Roman occupation of Britain (43-410 CE) - Christianization and Latin-based liturgy - Norman Conquest (1066 CE) introducing French and Latin loanwords 3. _Romanization_: English has adopted many Latin-derived words, especially in fields like: - Law (e.g., "justice" from Latin "justitia") - Government (e.g., "parliament" from Latin "parlamentum") - Science (e.g., "biology" from Latin "biologia") - Technology (e.g., "computer" from Latin "computare") 4. _Alphabetic script_: English uses the Latin alphabet, adapted from the Roman Empire. While English retains its Germanic grammar and core vocabulary, its extensive borrowing from Latin and other Romance languages makes it a Romanized Germanic language. This unique blend of influences has shaped the English language into its distinctive form. read less
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English is a Germanic language influenced by lot of neighbouring languages.Amoung others ,it also has Roman(Latin) influence.
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