User blog comment:Hjetland/Man, Latin, indo-european/@comment-34246601-20180706010211/@comment-34246601-20180706182207

The thing is, Germanish ond Latin both grown far away from each other since their same root; that is, since the time that they were the same thing or almost the same, there was a great gap before Germanish became Germanish. However, within each group, the talks are a lot like each other; the Germanish talks are a lot like each other, the Romance talks are a lot like each other, but the Romance ones are not that much like the Germanish ones.

The erst ond main goal of this work is the words, for that the layout of English is still Germanish. That is, once you speak with the Germanish words as much as you can, the likeness of English to the others in everything about it, such as its layout, shows through a lot. I do not mind having some older Germanish bits in English too, but that is not the main goal of this work, for that even without that, English's layout is still ,Germanish only that it is maybe softened.

By the by, "do-upholding" in English is Germanish. It is not only in English; the others have it too, but not as much. There are shapings of Deutsch that have it, as a byspel.