who invented the engish?
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Who invented it. No one. Although it has been derived from Anglo-Saxons and the Germanic tribes English is just made up of European languages mushed up together.
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According to the bible, it was God.\nAccording to Darwin, it was natural evolution.\nMany others will convince you that it was Steve Jobs and Apple.\n\nThe answer, according to http://www.superkids.com/aweb/pages/features/mouse/mouse.html, is Doug Engelbart.\n\n(which I found via this Yahoo! Search http://myweb2.search.yahoo.com/search?p=who+invented+the+mouse.)
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Dr. James Naismith invented it.\n\nGeorge Mikan was the star who helped popularize it
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As he was born in Edinburgh he is, by birth Scottish. Scotland is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, of course, and as that is the name by which the country is known he is, of course British. He is definitely NOT English... no way!!!
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The name is wrong it is Isambard Kingdom Brunel\n\nIsambard Kingdom Brunel, FRS (9 April 1806 – 15 September 1859), was an English engineer. He is best known for the creation of the Great Western Railway, a series of famous steamships, and numerous important bridges.\n\nI THINK YOU GOT THE ANSWER. OF YOU ARE SATISFIED. PLEASE MAIL ME ON shantanu_1975@yahoo.com and i will give you my private email id. i need to make friends like you.
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England. After all, they invented the sport.
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Can you clarify your question?\n\nThe etymology of English and England is from the word Angles, Angles being the tribe of west germanic peoples who invaded/settled/conquered the islands of the British Isles.  England is derived from the germanic way of expressing the place where Angles occupy: Land of the Angles or Angle Land.\n\nEnglish is the language that is spoken in England just like Deutsch is the language spoken in Deutschland (German/Germany).
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jimmy bagpipe macduff. he invented them for the same reasons as people invented guitars or banjos - to make sounds
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Michael Farady of England created electricity through magnets. And people before him knew about electricity for long time, so its difficult to answer who invented it.
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The truth is no one really invented rifiling.  It is all a matter of aerodynamics.  This was first seen on the fletchings of an arrow.  The fletchings cause the arrow to twist and thus become more accurate.  \n  It took 3 brilliant gun smiths to put 2 and 2 together.  However each one of them worked separetly and could have even been considered enemies.\n\nMessrs Charles Lancaster (1820-78), William Armstrong (1810-1900) and Joseph Whitworth (1803-87). \n\nHowever, the rifling principle was discovered in 1498.  The only reason why they are considered the forefathers of rifiling is that they created cost effective ways to make the riflings in the barrels.
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Igstrike is basically right, but that's not the whole story. When the Romans came to Scotland, they found two distinct populations, the Britons, speaking some dialect related to early Welsh, and the Picts in the far North, speaking a language unknown to us, which may or may not have been Indo-European - perhaps develpoed from the language of the pre-Celtic inhabitants.\n\nAfter the Romans left, thse two peoples were joined by Anglo-Saxons in the South, and Scots in the West, a tribe who crossed from Ireland, bringing with them the Gaelic language.\n\nSo the "Scots" were from Ireland; but today's Scottish people are descended from a mixture of all four peoples (plus newcomers).\n\nWorth noting that Gaelic, still spoken in the Western Isles, has never been spoken in more thatn half the country; Scots English is at least as authentically Scottish. The Picts and the Welsh were absorbed by the others.
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They are best known for collecting (or writing) the stories in the book Kinder- und Hausmärchen, which we know as Grimm's Fairy Tales.  They were also philologists (what we would call linguists today).  They worked on a dictionary and are known in linguistics for Grimm's Law, (First German Sound Shift) which gives the relationship of consonents between German, English and Latin (I am stating this roughly).  As an example, in Germanic languages (German, English, Dutch) the 'p' from non Germanic langauges (Latin, for example, 'ped' as a root for foot) became 'f' in Germanic languages (German Fuß, English foot)
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WHAT IS ENGG?  ENGLISH?  DO NOT UNDERSTAND QUESTION.
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Everyone else has already called you on the Invented thing, so I will help by giving you this poem.\n\nIn Fourteen Hundred Ninety-two\nColumbus sailed the ocean blue.\n\nThat makes it easy to remember.  So your answer is 1492
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Here you are:\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/inventors/france.shtml\nhttp://inventors.about.com/od/frenchinventors/\nhttp://www.vency.com/inventions.html\nhttp://corporate.britannica.com/press/inventions.html\nhttp://www.teacheroz.com/inventors.htm
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what are you talking about, and who taught you english?
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http://www.classaxe.com/smarties/invented.html