the vocabulary of the middle ages

the vocabulary of the language studied in the middle ages the student of the group 328, salimov shohin outline: 1. the discrimination of the vocabularies in middle ages and modern language 2. the resemblance of the vocabularies in the middle ages and modern language after the norman conquest in 1066, the king and his noblemen spoke norman-french. however, many peasants continued to speak anglo-saxon. gradually, these two languages combined to become one english language. some words in modern english, for example, 'park' and 'beauty', are based on norman french words. others, for example, 'apple', 'cow' and summer', are based on anglo-saxon words. by 1400, english had become the preferred language of the english parliament and royal court. how did the …

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