The history of English language

Nowadays English is a language of well over a thousand million people around the world.
But the story of English is an extraordinary one.
First it was established near 1,000 years ago in base camp. Besides, have you ever heard about Friesland island? Well, there is an island, where people speak English which sounds are like 1,500 years ago. And most of words originated from old English nouns like "youth", "son", "daughter", "field", "friend", " home" and "ground". Preposition like "in", "on", "into", "by", "from", "and", "the" are from old English. All the numbers and verbs like "drink", "come", "go" ant others are also from old English.
And in the 5th century Germanic tribes, Angles, Saxons and others made sail to look for a place for better life. So, they had found British islands and had taken their language and traditions. In 597 the monk tribes had a mission from Rome to Kent. So, Celtic church were established in the north. And they bring the international language of the christian religion - Latin.
And if you know, perhaps the half of all terms came from Latin. By the year 1700, England had become the world's leading nation in terms of international trade, ensuring that the English language was taken all over the world as the principal language of international commerce.