All tongues grow and the English tongue is no outstander. They wristle and shift often by means off outside thracks. Eventhough no tongue is soothly sundered, some are more so than others: Icelandish, for byspell, is less ailed by outer swaying than Teutonlandish, which in turn is less so than English, which has but 26% Theedish ord (although the most often brooked words are). In my wen, Flitting some, but not all, Norse words and at the same time brooking a Teutonlandish words as a staddle to loanoverset a word is wholly geason.