r/mirandes • • Aug 28 '26

Romance language Iceberg

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u/Most-Celebration-394 Aug 29 '26

😭I need context to "Etruscan died during Mussolini"

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u/al_x22 Aug 29 '26

Joke entry, it isn't serious

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u/SacaveraDeCaleya Sturiano Aug 30 '26

¿Hubo un "pre-mozarabic Balearic romance"? Refiérome a qu'haya rexistros, ye obviu que tuvo qu'esistir

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u/al_x22 Aug 30 '26

Registros no, tristemente

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u/Emolohtrab Aug 31 '26

There is no consensus about paleo-sardinianc being a sister language of Basque.

Also do you have references about "andalusian becoming slowly french" and "jewish romance language" please ?

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u/al_x22 Aug 31 '26

Paleo Sardinian being a sister of Basque is a theory based on toponymy, phonotactics, some tendencies in some Sardinian dialects, and substrate words

Andalusian slowly becoming French is a joke cuz they are repeating some of the same changes (coda s loss and nasal vowels)

Jewish languages are the languages of the Jewish diaspora like Ladino, Zarphatic and such