Answer:
German, Scandinavian, Norse, and Latin
Explanation:
Anglo-Saxon (also Old English) is the oldest known form of the English language. This language was spoken during the early Middle Ages, and it was heavily influenced by German, Scandinavian, Norse and Latin. The language, however, was initially brought to the British Isles by Anglo-Saxon settlers in the mid-5th century. After this period, English is considered to have been more heavily influenced by French, creating what is known as Middle English or Anglo-Norman.
