You ever know anyone who's sleepwalked?

How do you pronounce that?

Do you say who's sleepwalks, but it's past tense.

Did you ever know this?

This is the sort of thing where you have to abandon what you initially want to say and

just say, did you ever know a sleepwalker?

You can't just, now that sounds like some sort of zombie though.

Did you ever know someone who had a sleepwalking problem?

Did you ever know someone who's sleepwalked?

I think.

I know, but it doesn't sound right.

English is not the most ornate language.

It's no Italian.

It's no French, but it gets a job done.

I love it.

It's like a Swiss army knife.

You know, I think the reason it's so good is that the Vikings were in, you know, Scotland,

what's now Scotland.

And there was no women there.

And they were sitting around a big oak table.

And they started stripping down English, which is Germanic, I believe.

It comes from, has German roots.

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