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Proto-Grekelin ([[Grekelin]]: ;''Egycsi-Grekelin''', [ɛˈɟˠu̯.t͡si ˈɡrɛ.kɛɬiŋ]) is the initial stage of Grekelin, when it first began splitting from Greek between the 12th to 16th centuries during the Greek migration to Hungary. While considered a single language, it was made up of 3 loosely similar dialects. Proto-Grekelin is still spoken today in a small village although it is critically endangered and will go extinct before 2100.
'''Proto-Grekelin''' ([[Grekelin]]: ''Egycsi-Grekelin''', [ɛˈɟu.t͡ʃi ˈɡrɛ.kɛɬin]) or '''Old Grekelin''' (Grekelin: ''Paleá Grekelénikin'', [pɑ.ɫɛ.ˈɑ ɡrɛkɛˈɫɛnikin]) is the initial stage of [[Grekelin]], when it first began splitting from Greek between the 11th to 16th centuries during the Greek migration to Hungary. While considered a single language, it was a dialect continuum stretching from Belgrade to Budapest.  


The migration of Greek populations and their settlements in the Kingdom of Hungary created a massive distance between Greek and Grekelin, and with little education and linguistic isolation, the Greek populace began speaking a divergent dialect, with lots of Hungarian influence, that eventually made the language split from Greek. By the time of Greek independence (19th century), the Grekelin speakers had already a highly divergent language that didn't resemble Greek as much.
The migration of Greek populations and their settlements in the Kingdom of Hungary created a massive distance between Greek and Grekelin, and with little education and linguistic isolation, the Greek populace began speaking a divergent dialect, with lots of Hungarian influence, that eventually made the language split from Greek. By the time of Greek independence (19th century), the Grekelin speakers had already a highly divergent language that didn't resemble Greek as much.


Proto-Grekelin is the linguistic link between the Byzantine Greeks that settled in Hungary, who spoke the vernacular Medieval Greek, and Standard (Modern) Grekelin which is the final product of this dialect or proto-language.
Proto-Grekelin is the linguistic link between the Byzantine Greeks that settled in Hungary, who spoke the vernacular Medieval Greek language, and Standard (Modern) Grekelin which is the final product of this dialect or proto-language.


==History==
==History==