languages spoken in british isles after anglo-saxon conquest
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1.what languages were spoken in british isles after the anglo-saxons conquest?after the anglo-saxon conquest of britain, the languages spoken in the british isles underwent significant changes and developments:1. old english (anglo-saxon): - the primary language spoken in most of what is now england was old english, also known as anglo-saxon. - old english was a west germanic language introduced by the invading anglo-saxon tribes, including the angles, saxons, and jutes. - it gradually replaced the existing celtic languages spoken by the native britons in many regions. - old english had several dialects, such as northumbrian, mercian, west saxon, and kentish.2. celtic languages: - the celtic languages continued to be spoken in the peripheral areas of the british isles that were …
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