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Flee ! Flee ! : Languages
The linguistic situation in this timeline.
The British Language
English
Welsh
Scottish
“Pidgin” Dialects
- Ulster {Hiberian-English}
- Man {Welsh-English-Hiberian}
- Ulster {English-Scottish-Hiberian}
- Dublin {English-Hiberian-“light” Welsh}
- Dal Riata {English-Scottish}
- Icelandic {Hiberian-English-Swedish-Scottish}
- Magna Icelandic (see above, with greater Swedish emphasis)
Eastmarkelandish (English with Native American dialects)
- Jonnic (St. Johns [OTL Newfoundland])
- Norjonnic (Nova Scotia [OTL Nova Scotia])
- Cromwellian (Stilchan & English)
Margravian
Kiel (Danish, German, Welsh, English)
Hamburg {see above}
Weser {German, Welsh, light Danish, Frisian}
Frisian of Gronning {Frisian, Weser, English of the late 700's}
Saxonic Frisian {German, Danish, English, Frisian, gutter Latin, Balaegican}
“Northern” Romanian {German, Welsh, Frisian, English, light Frisian}
Balaegican/Norman
Balaegican {French, Frisian, lite Danish, Welsh, English}
Norman {predominately English, Welsh, French, gutter Latin, Danish}
French
Hiberian {only spoken in Hiberia}
French “German” {spoken only in environs out/in of Swabia}
Breton {French, lite English/Welsh/Danish/Norman}
Parisian {French}
Spanisch {French, Spanish, Arabic, Lisbon(ese), gutter Latin}
Eastern Spanisch {Gascon, French, Spanish, Arabic, gutter Latin}
Marsel {French, Arabic, gutter Latin, Spanisch, Gascon}
Gennon/Gannon {Slavic Latin, French, Arabic}
Burgundy {French, Arabic, Swabian}
Nordic
Upper Danish {Swedish, English, Margravian}
Lower Danish {Margravian, Swedish, English, Polish}
Swedish {Swedish, English, Danish, Polish, lite Welsh}
Norweigan {Swedish, Danish, English}
Albanic {English, Scottish, Swedish, Danish}
Arabic
Tuareg
- Carthage
- Tunis
- Sicily {basically all of S. Italy below the Roman Line}
- Naples
Moorish
- Spain
- Lisbon
- Gadjeric
- Gascony
- Burgundy
- Sardinia
- Malta
- OTL Morocco
Damascas
- Arabia
- Egypt
- the Sudan
- Antolia
- Byzantium
- Persia [not considered a seperate tongue]
- Kush/Ceylon [see above, lumped in w/Persian]
- Madagascar
- Zanzibar
- OTL Somalia
Panodian
(Bulgarian Slavs converted to Islam)
- Albanian
- Morean {Greek influenced}
- Crowplain {Slavic influenced of Pannodian}
Slavic
“Romanian” Slavics
- “West” Romanian (based on German/English pidgin)
- Slavic Romanian (Slavic tongue with English language in it)
- Kashubian*
- Polish*
- Czechi^
- Croatian
“Latinized” Slavics
- Bulgarian
- Slovenian
- Slovakian
- Slavic Latin (considered a pidgin)
Serbian
Carpathian-Dacian
Russiyan
(being converted by the Swedes)
Greek
Khazarian
(Greek - Armenian - “native” Khazarian)
Greek
(Athenian dialect)
Notes
* - designates a mixing of tongues although Kashubian is more Romanian in orientation in comparison to Polish which is more Nordic
^ - considered “easier tongue than Romanian”