Other-way English make-speak

[alice]

This thread reminded me of a question which crossed my mind recently. I'm sure it's been asked before, but if it hasn't, here it is: Has anyone tried to do a conlang which is what English might have become without French or (much) Norse influence? Obviously there are a number of ways it could go; it would probably resemble Scots or northern dialectal varieties of English.

[malloc]

Certainly: https://www.frathwiki.com/Anglish

[Lērisama]

This thread reminded me of a question which crossed my mind recently. I'm sure it's been asked before, but if it hasn't, here it is: Has anyone tried to do a conlang which is what English might have become without French or (much) Norse influence? Obviously there are a number of ways it could go; it would probably resemble Scots or northern dialectal varieties of English.

I know Justin B Rye made one, and I'm sure a quick trawl of something like reddit will find you any number of ones of varying quality, but I don't think I have the strength.

[WeepingElf]

Uncleftish Beholding comes to my mind here.

[alice]

... and alice was enlightened. Thanks!

[hwhatting]

Didn't a previous member of this forum make a non-Normanized Anglolang spoken in Wessex?