History of Frisian language

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Old English is arguably more closely related to Frisian than any other language; even modern English bears some resemblance if one ignores the French vocabulary grafted on to English after the [Norman Invasion]?. A rhyming couplet demonstrating this is in common circulation:

Old English is arguably more closely related to Frisian than any other language; even modern English bears some resemblance if one ignores the French vocabulary grafted on to English during the Middle Ages. A rhyming couplet demonstrating this is in common circulation: