How about modern rich Russian style? - Page 13

He's the PM of Canada, right?

Maybe in the neighborhood you inhabit.

Be careful ,Canadians are also part-Frogs Manton, such as Lobb and the guy making bespoke for C&J....

You've never heard of Jean Poutine? If I lacked basic knowledge like this, I would be a little less arrogant.

No, in Canada poutine is the yellow yeast infection stuff they put on their fries. Duh.

Anyway, let's fight the real enemy. The French. My God, lasbar, if I didn't live here you'd remind me how bloody-minded all you Frogs are.

Great!!! I always thought of myself as a bit of a martyr!!!!

Lasbar the scape-goat....

You two are lucky that i'm a bit masochist...

So you think that barbarians decided one day to adopt Latin alphabet and accurately record all their grammatical and syntax constructs on paper, while astonished Roman scholars looked on?

Ok this chart is missing all Baltic languages like Lithuanian, Estonian, Latvian Finnish. Also where is Hungarian? Also it misspells Romanian (where did you get this chart anyway?).
Example based on "is/est" suppose to lead to conclusion that Russian is Latin-based language?

As far as German syntax is concerned they have declination and conjugation.
English I believe, does not have either.

No. It was later when Christian priests in northern Europe began writing things down. They spoke both their native language and latin. The native language adopted modified characters from latin and evolved from there. These things happen slowly over time, not all of a sudden.

"Rumanian" is not misspelled. Ceausescu forced the "o" spelling of Rumania in one of those Socialistic attempts at achieving (Roman) glory and distracting the populace from his political shortcomings.

Yes absolutely that is how languages change with time and without any laws protecting their integrity.

Germans wrote in Greek before they start to write in Latin.

Can you verify that? I do believe they used various Runic dialects before they began to adopt Latin.

Runic scripts are Greek.

There are a few latin characters as well.
We might as well say that Runic is from Phoenician too..

That's generally the idea, although the church, particularly in connection with bible translations, very often were the ones who did the acual recording. This is nonsense. So is this, but at least it explains your misunderstanding above. Dkzzzz; you must be trolling here. Please go on, the insistent ignorance amuses me.