J Y S Czhang scripsit:
> My second choice of time-travel would be late-period, modern Lingua
> Franca/Sabir (before it "went extinct" in the early 20th century) ... just
> 'cuz I am curious (as Curious George) about how it sounds/sounded and how the
> syntax works/worked in real-life intercultural contacts and contexts (ACH!
I'd like to find out about Yola, the highly conservative relative
of English spoken in Wexford until the 18th-early 19th centuries; it
split off from English in the 11th century or so. (In Ill Bethisad
it survives.)
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