The reason why cows are cow and beef is beef.

(1)Cho Seung-yeon’s Exploration of Life. A Hundred Years’ War with Henry V.
(2)the King of England
(3)descendants of the French aristocracy
(4)Because they are descendants of the French aristocrats who conquered England.

(1)Cho Seung-yeon’s Exploration of Life. A Hundred Years’ War with Henry V.
(2)Duke William Conquered England
(3)a Frenchman

(1)Cho Seung-yeon’s Exploration of Life. A Hundred Years’ War with Henry V.
(2)the King of England
(3)descendants of the French aristocracy
(4)Use English X
(5)a conquered people
(6)There’s no reason for them to learn English.

(1)Cho Seung-yeon’s Exploration of Life. A Hundred Years’ War with Henry V.
(2)You’d think the British should learn French.

(1)Cho Seung Youn’s Exploration of Life.
(2)Henry V and the Hundred Years’ War
(3)So before Henry IV, the kings of England, even though the common people speak English,

(1)The Life of Exploring the Language of the Ancestral Monk
(2)Henry V and the Hundred Years’ War
(3)They insisted on French.

(1)Cho Seung-yeon’s Exploration of Life. A Hundred Years’ War with Henry V.
(2)remaining in English
(3)the traces of a French mermaid
(4)There are traces of the language of English to this day.

(1)Cho Seung Youn’s Exploration of Life.
(2)Henry V of France
(3)Beef = Beef
(4)For example, cows are called Cow, but beef is called Beef.

(1)Cho Seung-yeon’s Exploration of Life. A Hundred Years’ War with Henry V.
(2)a language that shows differences in status
(3)The difference in language is still…
(4)It’s a reflection of social status at that time.