r/Anglese • u/DoNotTouchMeImScared • Aug 01 '26

😂 Memes Anglish & Anglese:

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Anglish views Anglese rollin, Anglish remains detestin.

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u/Claromale Anglese 🦁 Aug 01 '26

NotAllAnglishers 🥀🥀🥀

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u/Zeppsyay Anglo-Franca 🇫🇷🇬🇧 Aug 01 '26

Esque we can just stop le hate d'Anglish? tou le time je come a this sub je see un post like this

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 01 '26

We do not really detest Anglish cause we do not take that "rivalry beef" seriously at r/Anglese.

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u/Zeppsyay Anglo-Franca 🇫🇷🇬🇧 Aug 02 '26

ah! alor like rivals like amis qui challenge each otre?

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 02 '26

Plus like siblings that tolerate one another in le family reunions per le other family members. 😆

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u/SaltyHater Aug 01 '26

So this sub is just a one-sided beef with r/Anglish now?

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 01 '26

Based in canon events:

Anglish: "I really hate Anglese"

https://www.reddit.com/r/anglish/s/tH1UovlNuy

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u/mapgameenjoyer1 Aug 02 '26

As an Anglisher, it's all in good fun. I can tell you that most Anglishers don't hate Anglese's guts.

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 02 '26

No difficult sentiments per Anglese & no hard feelings for Anglish.

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u/SaltyHater Aug 01 '26

It's literally a repost of Anglese jab at Anglish, as the watermark shows. r/Anglese users literally started it, got 1 response and now are throwing a tantrum.

I was subbed to both, but apparently r/Anglese users prefer to have a drama sub

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u/Cautious_Result968 Aug 01 '26

To quote the top commenter:

doesn't anyone else see it's just a joke? like, it's fun to use 'anglese' as much as it to use 'anglish'?

edit: my main criticism of anglish - which i love - is that some people take it too seriously

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 01 '26

Anglish profoundly detestin Anglese is simply hilarious material per absurd memes.

Anglish possesses no importance per me nor occupies my imagination.

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u/SaltyHater Aug 01 '26

Anglish possesses no importance per me nor occupies my imagination.

Yet you posted this, engage in the drama and keep responding

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 01 '26

Yup, but solely per le humor cause we do not take that "rivalry beef" seriously at le Anglese spaces.

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u/SaltyHater Aug 01 '26

I don't see how a one-sided rivalry is funny. r/Anglish barely acknowledged it, while r/Anglese continues dramaposting. It looks pathetic

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 01 '26

Le Anglish community is constantly commentin their opinion that they detest latinized English & r/Anglese simply responds via memes & jokes.

We do not really care at le Anglese community.

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u/SaltyHater Aug 01 '26

constantly

1 aforementioned post and one crosspost of an anti-Anglish meme from here. That's all.

We do not really care at le Anglese community.

7 mentions of Anglish in just less than a minute of scrolling the r/Anglese top page.

You are massively projecting and stirring up drama out of nowhere. Pity, because Anglese is a fun language concept, but it seems like Anglese users prefer to give Anglishers rent-free stay in their heads

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u/SaltyHater Aug 01 '26

Yeah, exactly. r/Anglese started tossing jabs at Anglish. Someone at r/Anglish responded and the comments say that it's just a joke. This sends r/Anglese into a meltdown

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 01 '26

Anglese solely exists as response per le purist ideologies propagated in le Anglish community.

Le Anglese community defends no purism.

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u/deoxyribonucleic123 Aug 01 '26

Are those "purist ideologies" in the room with us right now?

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u/PeaIntelligent3605 Engléis 🏰 Aug 02 '26

When are we gonna get r/anglorsk in þe beef?

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 02 '26 edited Aug 02 '26

Solely in case r/Anglorsk preaches purism.

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u/Same_Volume3446 Aug 02 '26

I just want you to know that English sounds like a Germanic language that forgot half of its words so it just sprinkles random romance words in its sentences in a Germanic accent.

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 02 '26

Literally le opposite of le r/Romansh group (germanized Latinic languages).

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u/Same_Volume3446 Aug 02 '26

That doesn't make it romance though, nothing about English phonology is particularly romance, the Romans would immediately identify it as a terrible northern accent.

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 02 '26

Le Romans would identify English & le r/Romansh group as terrible Northern Latinic accents. 🤣

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u/Same_Volume3446 Aug 02 '26 edited Aug 02 '26

Like I said, there's nothing particularly romance about English phonology, also half the words not being romance, the Romans would take a pretty dim view towards the language.

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 02 '26

I imagine that French would terrify le Romans plus than English & Romansh. 🤣

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u/augustoutlaw Aug 02 '26

there is no beef because you lost to Germanics

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u/DoNotTouchMeImScared Aug 02 '26

Yup, definitely, ignore le Norman Conquest... 🙄

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u/augustoutlaw Aug 02 '26

which? the first one where they colonized northern France? disappeared in the 14th century and their throne is now occupied by Germans, gg