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Offline EpyxWork

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Re: behaviour (bad)
« on: November 08, 2003, 12:15:36 AM »
Hmm lets see language contribution to English as we know it would look something like (only including major contributors):


Over 4000 years ago:
Ancient Neolithic Languages (can only guess what remains if anything)

4000BCE - 50AD
Celtic Language

50AD - 400AD
Celtic/Roman Latin

400AD - 1066AD
Celtic/Church Latin/Various Germanic Tongues spoken by invading german tribes

1067AD - 1776AD
Celtic/Latin/Germanic/French/Greek

1776+

Local contributions from the commonwealth and former colonies including but not limited to: Canada, USA, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand etc...

End result one of the most flexible languages in existence and as a result the most universally accepted language for business, trade and diplomacy.
 

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Re: behaviour (bad)
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2003, 07:10:45 AM »
@cyberus

Agreed, I share the same feeling about languages. Something that should be embraced not ridiculed.