I enjoy a nice leisurely run at lunchtime. Our Anglo-Saxon ancestors probably did more running away than running around (away from dangerous beasties/vikings/*insert fear here), but, hey.
Here's one for you athletes:
Ic eom rynig
I'm good-at-running
[Itch ay-om rrin-ig]
Eart þu rynig?
Are you good-at-running?
[Ay-art thoo rrin-ig?]
Beware...rynig looks like a false friend. Don't tell people you're runny, or they'll ask what you ate and keep their distance...
Here's one for you athletes:
Ic eom rynig
I'm good-at-running
[Itch ay-om rrin-ig]
Eart þu rynig?
Are you good-at-running?
[Ay-art thoo rrin-ig?]
Beware...rynig looks like a false friend. Don't tell people you're runny, or they'll ask what you ate and keep their distance...
Comments
You can say,
eart þu min freond? Ic eom þin freond OR
bist þu min freond? Ic beo þin freond.
I dunno, never hurts.