Carlos Thompson wrote:
> * Floridian (Spanish) and Hamburgish (German) are official in their
> states, but are seldom used in any official confederated event.
What kinds of differences exist between Floridian and Standard Spanish
or Hamburgish [I get the image of talking food ;-)] and German?
> Philadelfia (English)
Is this a typo for Philadelphia, or did they, in this timeline, change
the second _ph_ but not the first?
> Official Language: Diegano (Sandiegian Spanish).
How divergent are these various Spanishes?
> Southern North America (Southern Mexico and Central America)
>
> -Kingdom of Humbrilaang
> Native Columbian nation.
> Official language: Humbrilian
>
> -Federation of Semtalika
> Native Columbian nation
> Official language: Semtalian
>
> -Republic of Lulupatli
> Native Coulmbian nation
> Official Language: Semtalian
No Aztecs?
> -Danish territories
> Columbian Northern Territories, from Greenland to the limits with Alaska
So roughly Canada and Greenland?
> -Japanese colonies
> Some islands and small on shore bases in the Pacific coast.
Interesting. What made the Japanese found colonies in this timeline?
> Other languages: Nyucar (English), Criollo (Spanish)
How do these differ from Standard English and St. Spanish?
> -Kingdom of Portugal
> Capital moved to America terrotory.
> Official language: Portuguese
Are its borders in America similar to modern-day Brazil?
> -Republic of Castilla
> -Republic of Catalunya
So Spain was never united?
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