The Theedish or Teutonish tungs come from a line of the Indo-Europish Speechkin called Urteutonish and was spoken by the Teutonish folk beginning in about two thousand BC. The nowtide reards of this speechkin are inlandish to middle and northern Eveland, Iceland, and Angland, with the largest Theedish-speaking moorhood living in the Foroned Rikes of Americksland, where the morehood reard is Anglish. Eretidely, the Theedish speeches were sundered into three boughs, the North Teutonic or Norsh bough, the Western bough, and the now-dead Eastern bough. Here is a byspell of Teutonish wordhoard