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Latest revision as of 18:23, 1 November 2024
This page acts as a guide to help new Anglishers better behold and understand how to write in Anglish, and how to identify loanwords.
Introduction
Anglish at its core seeks to use native English words over borrowed ones. But, how should one know which words are English, and which aren't? Well, there are a few ways to spot a word that has been borrowed.
An easy way to readily find a Romance word is to look for affixes!
For example:
position
venomous
nourishment
preference