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==Icelandic giblang?== | ==Icelandic giblang?== | ||
Possibly related to Albionian? Should sound like Bgapian gibberish to Bgapian speakers | |||
==Portupie== | ==Portupie== |
Latest revision as of 11:33, 26 February 2023
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
Home of a Greek dialect as well as an isolate Bgapian language -- it's assumed to be Nostratic
Phonology of Bgapian
p pʰ f v t tʰ θ ð ts tsʰ s/ʃ z/ʒ k kʰ x ɣ q m n ŋ mb nd ndz ŋɡ (in some dialects) w j ɾ l r ɮ a e i o u ə
aspirates are written as geminates as in Cypriot Greek and Kapingamarangi
Syntax of Bgapian
SOV, cases, suffixaufnahme, lots of participles
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