> > I meant "primitive" as in those used by modern-day African
> > tribes, and as some people would treat e.g. "Black English
> > Vernacular".
> >
> >
> In what sense are the languages used by modern-day African "tribes"
> "primitive", and which particular languages have you studied and/or are
> you referring to?
>
> Who treats Black English Vernacular as primitive and are they the kind
> of people we listen to on Conlang?
>
I was using the term ironically, as an example of what the "all
languages are equal" stance would be defending.
- Sai