NormanEnglish
NormanEnglish refers to the dialect of Old English spoken in England after the Norman Conquest of 1066. The Norman invaders spoke Old Norman, a dialect of Old French. For a period, England had three languages: Norman French for the ruling class, Latin for the church and official documents, and Old English for the common people. Over time, Norman French and Old English began to merge, influencing each other significantly.
The influence of Norman French on English was profound. It introduced a vast number of new vocabulary
This period of linguistic fusion eventually led to the development of Middle English, a transitional stage