Proto-English

Proto-English was a form of English language spoken in Western Europe by Germanic tribes. It formed around the 200s by Germanic tribes such as the Angels, Saxons, Frisians, Jutes and possibly the Franks. Much of the information about Proto-English comes from Germania. It eventually formed into Old English by the end of the Roman Empire.

Proto-English
ᛟᛝᚷᛚᛖ
Pronunciation	[ˈɒŋgle]
Era	420–550
Language family	Indo-European Germanic West Germanic Ingvaeonic Proto-English
Early forms	Proto-Indo-European Proto-Germanic Proto-West Germanic
Writing system	Futhorc
Language codes
ISO 639-3	ang

Separated from Proto-West Germanic c. 392. Then became the Old Ingvaeonic that divided between Old Saxon and "Proto-Anglo-Frisian" in c. 411 and became a independent language from "Proto-Anglo-Frisian" in c. 420. but in 476 the West Roman Empire was finnished and last, in c. 550 when envolved into Old English and his dialects.