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In your case I'd say Latin and whatever Celtic language the Keltikoi spoke.Originally Posted by Alex Delarge
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Some kind of Proto-Germanic dialect ? I don't know of any pre Indo-European language in Germany.
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A kind of Ladin or Rhaeto-Roman, Popular-Latin something like that.
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Some amerindian language.
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Tupi, a native american language that was extinct not so long ago.
Some "Native American" language I suppose.
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Lenni Lenape/ Unalachtigo
Operator of large machinery, mover of heavy objects and doer of neat and nifty things
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I could bet a language from the Andes family, or related to Guarani. I am not sure if the languages at the conquest were the same than 2.000 years ago in this region. 500 years ago we had Quechua, Aymara and specially Mapudungun as the main tongues in the region I live. By the way, 2000 years ago Spanish didn't exist either!!!
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