La FAMILIA en inglés para niños (y español)

Historically, modern English originated from the evolution of various Germanic dialects, now called collectively Anglo-Saxon, which were brought to the east coast of Britain by Germanic colonists, the Anglo-Saxons, towards the fifth century AD. C. The English word derives from the term ænglisc applied to the Anglos.9 The English language then received the influences of the old Nordic due to the Viking invasions on the part of Great Britain in the centuries VIII and IX.

is a West Germanic language that arose in the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of England and extended to the North in what would become the southeast of Scotland, under the influence of the Kingdom of Northumbria.