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Schlaftius Monday 05th of September 2005 11:32:15 PM
Old English Grammar - ic - I
þú - You
hé - He
hit - It
héo - She
wé - We
gé - You
híe - They (m)
héo - They (f)

Schlaftius Monday 05th of September 2005 11:33:50 PM
Dual Form - There is also an unusual feature of Old English called the Dual which still exists in languages such as Arabic and Slovenian.

wit - we two
git - you two

sma Tuesday 06th of September 2005 01:46:42 AM
- sorry if I mess up your work with this reply,
but one question, to which (exact) time period does the Old English, you're talking about, belong to? so when was it actually used?

Schlaftius Tuesday 06th of September 2005 02:07:26 AM
Old English Period - It is generally accepted that the Old English period started roughly from around the Fifth century C.E. (Around the Anglo-Saxon Invasions) until 1066 C.E. (The Norman Invasion of England)

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	Schlaftius	Monday 05th of September 2005 11:32:15 PM
	Old English Grammar - ic - I þú - You hé - He hit - It héo - She wé - We gé - You híe - They (m) héo - They (f)
	Schlaftius	Monday 05th of September 2005 11:33:50 PM
	Dual Form - There is also an unusual feature of Old English called the Dual which still exists in languages such as Arabic and Slovenian. wit - we two git - you two
	sma	Tuesday 06th of September 2005 01:46:42 AM
	- sorry if I mess up your work with this reply, but one question, to which (exact) time period does the Old English, you're talking about, belong to? so when was it actually used?
	Schlaftius	Tuesday 06th of September 2005 02:07:26 AM
	Old English Period - It is generally accepted that the Old English period started roughly from around the Fifth century C.E. (Around the Anglo-Saxon Invasions) until 1066 C.E. (The Norman Invasion of England)