User blog comment:MýnÆnglishTáwk/Getting Anglish to be written ond spoken more/@comment-34075916-20180502211955/@comment-34246601-20180508083614

I have found it to be fairly light work to write in clean Germanish English. But I think that it is all right to have a small few words that are not. As a byspel, "graphics card" could become "video board". "Board" is a Germanish word, but even though "video" is from Latin at first, it is more or less a worldwide word by now, so "video board" is still much cleaner than "graphics card". "Video" is even good enough to be in Icelandish, the cleanest of the Germanish talks. So I think that one is all right to keep. Another one is the word "tea".

But I would only let in a small few that are like that, since they are hardly ever needed, and if they are let in, I like them to be short, not-hard words, that are worldwide words, or at least in all of the Germanish talks.