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Britain originated in the 400's-500's when they got there independence from the Roman Empire.
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Is English descended from Hebrew?
No. There is no direct relationship between English and Hebrew. In fact, no present-day languages are descended from Hebrew.
Who are the English descended from british isles?
The Angles and Saxons.
Was Temperance Shayler a Pequot?
No. Her parents were descended from English colonists.
What are the English words of Aztec origin?
Chocolate is descended from Chocolatl I believe.
What is President George W Bush's ethnic background?
English, in fact his family is descended from English nobility
Who was the Northern Ireland Conflict between?
Nationalist: predominantly Catholic, descended from the native (formerly Gaelic-speaking) population. Unionist: predominantly Protestant, descended from Scottish/English colonists in the 1600s who were English-speaking.
Is English a daughter language?
English is 'descended' from Anglo-Saxon and Old French, with several influences from other languages, too. All known languages are 'descended' from other languages, so there is nothing odd about that.
Are you descended from aliens?
Yes, Welch and Irish mostly however there is also some English and Scottish in there as well.
Is french language historicaly related to the English language?
Both have descended from the Indo-European language family.
Why is Jesus said to have descended from Joseph?
He descended from the line of David, not Joseph.He descended from the line of David, not Joseph.He descended from the line of David, not Joseph.He descended from the line of David, not Joseph.He descended from the line of David, not Joseph.He descended from the line of David, not Joseph.
What language do Liberians speak in Liberia?
They speak English. Liberians mainly descended from America slaves who wanted to go back to Africa. America slaves spoke English.
Why is royalty referred to as and ldquoBlue Blooded and?
Blue blood" is an English idiomatic phrase for "noble birth." The term is an English borrowing of the Spanish phrase, sangre azul, ("blue blood"). Spanish nobility used sangre azul to differentiate between classes of nobility descended from the Moors and those descended from the Visigoths
