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What language was spoken where you live...
... 2,000 years ago?man:
Was it just an older version of the present one? A related one? Or one completely different?
< La Catalogne peut se passer de l'univers entier, et ses voisins ne peuvent se passer d'elle. > Voltaire
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Wathaurong was spoken here two thousand years ago.
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I really have no idea
Count, any ideas?
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Where I live, Anishinaabe language and where I come from was Magadhi Prakit, classical Sanskrit and Pali.
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Something native american
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I was thinkin the same... haha!Originally Posted by classifymytits
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Before 2000 years ago:
North Picene(not IE language)
Souh Picene
Celtic
Umbrian
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I guess it was some form of Ancient Thracian... who knows
До твоя олтар утъпкана пътека води...
Let virtue distinguish the brave
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Thracians would have been Hellenized by that stage. Actually, come to think of it, we are talking about Roman rule at this time, so Latin can be added to Greek.I guess it was some form of Ancient Thracian... who knows
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