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Old English - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Notes on translating Old English ... An Old English word may not be used in the same way as its modern descendant (e.g. OE thu is usually better translated as 'you’ than ‘thou’), and the conventions of word-order in Old English and Modern English are often quite different.
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Middle English inherited a number of special characters from Old English, supplementing the characters of the standard Latin alphabet; some editors replace them by their modern equivalent, but not all, and you should be able to recognize them if they occur: ... translating ME...
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Hi Mark and list, I wanted to affirm you that yes, different hymn books have added or subtracted stanza and sometimes different words. This has caused problems for me as I read braille and have 3 hymnbooks. ... Subject: Re: [Worship] Help translating old English to modern...
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It is well worth investigating, particularly by music-group based churches who wish to sing substantial hymn texts, both old and new, or by traditional churches looking to use familiar words and tunes in modern styles. ... Subject: Re: [Worship] Help translating old English to modern...
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ENGLISC COMPOSITION LISTSERV, an electronic discussion group dedicated to writing and communicating in Old English. ... The Skipper's Wordlist, a succinct Modern English/Old English Glossary devised by Bill Schipper. ... Concise Modern-English Old-English Wordlist, another ME-OE Glossary devised by Matt Carver.
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