Care to provide a translation of what you were attempting to say? Best I can figure, it’s something like “Sorry to answer you with some Old English”, but I am far from certain on that. Among other things, it would be strange to end that with a question mark, and I cannot find any Old English word “inde”.
Hahaha! Thoust worms! Whomst’d’ve dared tryeth to speakesteth in Ye Olde Butchered Englishe better than Deltarune’s greate Duke of Puzzles, Rouxls Kaard?! If thouse pathetickque insects decidestethest to learneth Propere Speache, he supposeth he couldesteth teach thouse… if thouse dost grovelle before him upon thoust knees for a hundred years!
Actually, I’ll just point out that you actually mean Early Modern English (e.g. Shakespeare), or perhaps Middle English (e.g. Chaucer). It’s old English, yes, but not Old English, which is another language entirely and, as scared’s comment above shows, entirely unintelligible to the modern speaker.
And panel 3 is actually correct, barring spelling.
Sorig êow andswarian sum inde ofergêare word−cwide?
Care to provide a translation of what you were attempting to say? Best I can figure, it’s something like “Sorry to answer you with some Old English”, but I am far from certain on that. Among other things, it would be strange to end that with a question mark, and I cannot find any Old English word “inde”.
Hahaha! Thoust worms! Whomst’d’ve dared tryeth to speakesteth in Ye Olde Butchered Englishe better than Deltarune’s greate Duke of Puzzles, Rouxls Kaard?! If thouse pathetickque insects decidestethest to learneth Propere Speache, he supposeth he couldesteth teach thouse… if thouse dost grovelle before him upon thoust knees for a hundred years!
Well, if you insist… *Puts on pedantic hat*
Actually, I’ll just point out that you actually mean Early Modern English (e.g. Shakespeare), or perhaps Middle English (e.g. Chaucer). It’s old English, yes, but not Old English, which is another language entirely and, as scared’s comment above shows, entirely unintelligible to the modern speaker.
And panel 3 is actually correct, barring spelling.
English Classic it is, then.