The information anent the Frisian leid.

Anglic leids were galiceesed efter the inbrack o Frenchmen.

The intrusion o the Frenchmen chynged the even o Inglis leid.

Grund-steidlie, Inglis is a Germanic leid - But Inglis the day has the hantle teem in its wirdhuird.

Baith Inglis an Scots undergaed the mickle fluding o the French influid on them.

But, the Frisian leid, on ither hand, less teemed by the French leid.

In the yestertide, Inglismen cried "a mountain" as "a brae" as Frisians cry "in berch",

an Inglismen cried "a port" as "a hine" or "a hawen" as Frisians cry "haven".

If an Inglisman of the yestertide is sae "joyous", then he wood say: I'm sae "blithefuw".

as Frisians say: Ik bin sa "bliid".

Thare are sae manie swatches, but a fuw list maun be sae lang.

But, Inglis the day is sae galiceesed, an I'm sae sad aboot it.

I'm climbing the mountain.

I'm climing the brae.

Ik klim de berch.

The sound is so noisy.

The luid is sae dird.

The lûd is sae lawaairig.

Hooiver, the galiceesed soothren Inglis is the Lingua Franca, noo,

an the galiceesed bastard leid will be spreided braidlie in the morraetide.

The bastard soothren Inglis is a warldwide leid, nootime.