January 27, 2015
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5:03Now PlayingThe history of the word "beef", and its connection to war and conquest.
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For a good overview of the history of English and the place of the Norman conquest in it, see The Ling Space's video
For more information about historical linguistics, cognates, & reconstructing protoindoeuropean roots, check out NativLang's playlist
For more historical background, watch "The Norman Conquest of England in 3 Minutes"
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