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==TT-English, take 2== | ==TT-English, take 2== | ||
Germanic and Balto-Slavic isoglosses now split differently between a TT-English branch and a Germano-Balto-Slavic satem branch (Riphean take 2) | |||
==Icelandic giblang?== | |||
Possibly related to Albionian? Should sound like Bgapian gibberish to Bgapian speakers | |||
==Portupie== | |||
PIE into European Portuguese gib | |||
==Bgapi Island== | ==Bgapi Island== | ||
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w j ɾ l r ɮ | w j ɾ l r ɮ | ||
a e i o u ə | a e i o u ə | ||
aspirates are written as geminates as in Cypriot Greek and Kapingamarangi | |||
===Syntax of Bgapian=== | ===Syntax of Bgapian=== | ||
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use phrasings from literary Koine Greek | use phrasings from literary Koine Greek | ||
==Celtic== | |||
Galatian, Lepontic, Celtiberian, TT-Welsh | |||
==Turkey== | |||
Heavily multilingual and IE with its own sprachbund, includes Greek, a Romance language, Galatian, some Iranian languages, some surviving Anatolian languages | |||
==Hungary== | |||
Entirely IE? | |||
==Albionian== | |||
Britain is completely non-IE in this timeline? | |||
==America== | |||
Includes an Iroquoian-speaking country and an Uto-Aztecan-speaking country covering OTL's Southwestern US and Northern Mexico | |||