I think Gothic is pretty close to Modern High German...
Gotische und Neuhochdeutsch? Gutiska jah niujaháuhaþiudiska?
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I think Gothic is pretty close to Modern High German...
sa wulfs wrote:I think Gothic is pretty close to Modern High German...
Gotische und Neuhochdeutsch? Gutiska jah niujaháuhaþiudiska?
Rémy LeBeau wrote:Hey KingHarvest, I noticed that you have a good knowledge of Sanskrit! Perhaps you can make a few lessons and help revive it on Unilang
Gruszka wrote:There are people who speak Latin fluently and if we forced them to live in one village and to talk only Latin with their children, we would have not only fluent Latin speakers, but Latin native speakers soon
Sol Invictus wrote:They allready have a country, dosen't seem to work
KingHarvest wrote:Actually, I could do some introductory lessons at least, but someone would have to show me how to use the forum software and type in devanagari.
loqu wrote:Sol Invictus wrote:They allready have a country, dosen't seem to work
oh yes, but that country is only populated by antediluvian fossils who don't have children and talk as if they knew what a family is. Not to mention the horribleness of Eclesiastical Latin. Anyway.
loqu wrote:Sol Invictus wrote:They allready have a country, dosen't seem to work
oh yes, but that country is only populated by antediluvian fossils who don't have children and talk as if they knew what a family is. Not to mention the horribleness of Eclesiastical Latin. Anyway.
ILuvEire wrote:KingHarvest wrote:Actually, I could do some introductory lessons at least, but someone would have to show me how to use the forum software and type in devanagari.
You should! I would be very grateful (and follow them). Nothing big either, just 10 lessons to show us what exactly we're in for with Sanskrit. You can change your keyboard to a devanagari layout I think (or just ask the Hindi forum )
EDIT: Something else I just thought of: you could just use the romanisation. I've read that the romanization is used by academics all over the world, and Devanagari only in India.
ILuvEire wrote:Czech was revived too. So was Hawai'ian, and Welsh to different levels of success.
Riki wrote:I see a difference between the two types of language revitalisation (resurrecting from the deadand resuscitating from unconciousness) because the former has no native speakers to model itself off while the latter has native speakers to model language acquisition.
KingHarvest wrote:ILuvEire wrote:KingHarvest wrote:Actually, I could do some introductory lessons at least, but someone would have to show me how to use the forum software and type in devanagari.
You should! I would be very grateful (and follow them). Nothing big either, just 10 lessons to show us what exactly we're in for with Sanskrit. You can change your keyboard to a devanagari layout I think (or just ask the Hindi forum )
EDIT: Something else I just thought of: you could just use the romanisation. I've read that the romanization is used by academics all over the world, and Devanagari only in India.
I would prefer to use both the standard Romanization and devanagari as both are used by the academic community.
Sol Invictus wrote:Acctualy I once read about kidnapped teenage girl who happened to be citizen of Vatican
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