Common things between Persian, German and English languages Hast -> Ast -> Ist -> Is -> 's Persian -> German -> English "Hast" and "Ast" both are Persian verb, then "Ist" is German verb that became "Is" in English. All these verbs mean to exist or to be present. The short form of verbs "Hast" and "Ast" is just letter "s" exactly like English "'s". For example: When you want to say "That's easy" in Persian you can simply say "sadas" which is short form of "Sade Ast". The letter "s" at the end of word "sadas" is short form of "Ast" The infinitive form of verb is has some common letters: Budan -> Bin -> Be Hastam -> I am In the word "Hastam" has two part which are "Hast + am". In Persian language all verbs that related to the first person, have got letters "am" at the end of the verbs. For example: "Khastam" which is "Khast + am" "Khordam" which is "khord + am" Another common thing is that all infinitive form of Persian verbs have got letters "an" in the end of them which are similar to German verbs that they have letters "en" at the end, after that in English some verbs still have got those two letters. For example: Gereftan -> Fangen -> Taken or Gotten goftan -> sagen or sprachen -> spoken

Here it is about how English was born. There was a twenty years old German girl who couldn't talk French even a word, then she married to a thirty years French guy how don't know any German. They lived in a rural area for many years and then one of their son decided to go to Church and study Latin at school. After spending a lot of time, eventually he learned some Latin at that school and married to a Spanish girl. They had many child and one of them who was very curious about knowing the world, had a journey around the world and tried to communicate with other people and he collected many words as a part of his language. He came back to that rural area to see his grand pa and ma, he married to one of his cousin and they named their child ENGLISH!