[jae471]

The name "Old English", used to refer to the language of England prior to the Norman invasion of 1066, is an ultra-modern creation. In the past the language of Beowulf was not called "Old English", but Saxon.

Places such as Essex, Wessex, and Sussex all share this root. Essex = East Saxony, Wessex = West Saxony, and Sussex = South Saxony.

[xusafflyer]

To make it simple for the Hitler Youth of Germany and France.

Verpisst Dich!

How's that instead of saying "go jump in the river".