If Basque gets extinct during the dark ages? What will be the effect of this in Navarro-Aragonese,Occitan(inc. Catalan and Valencian) and Castillian.
If Basque gets extinct during the dark ages? What will be the effect of this in Navarro-Aragonese,Occitan(inc. Catalan and Valencian) and Castillian.
Actually, the language that will replace Basque is Navarro-Aragonese macrolanguage.If this happens in, say, 1400, the effects are not massive. There is an "ultracastilian" on the southern side of the Pyrenees, with practically no f's and some funny grammar and loan words, given Castilian is just Basquified Leonese. In France even less effects, Gascon is already very Basque influenced, it will probably be a little more so.
why? and When? I don´t get your pointActually, the language that will replace Basque is Navarro-Aragonese macrolanguage.
I just said that it is Navarro-Aragonese which will replace Basque in spain if it gets extinct in the dark ages.why? and When? I don´t get your point![]()
I just said that it is Navarro-Aragonese which will replace Basque in spain if it gets extinct in the dark ages.
Sorry, I misread this as middle ages when i first posted. Post 1200, it would definitely be replaced by Castilian rather than Navarro Aragonese. But the exact linguistic consequences earlier would depend on why Basque died out.
How do you propose it happens?