Excuse me if i say something stupid, i do that a lot.

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  • We don’t have Latin education here. i’m purely a hobbyist at linguistics and language learning, so I’m still a little dull at it.

    I started the Latin comm since the .world one is dead, and after only a day it managed to get almost 70 subscribers (the first 5 minutes I created it, there were 35 subscribers immediately O_O), but I’m mainly the active one there. In a few days hopefully some of the lurkers will post, too.

    I didn’t notice you moderate linguistics by the way, I’ll be sure to drop some posts about Semitic languages and such later on :)



  • PIE might not actually even exist, there is no proof of it. The hypothesis is that there used to be only one language in the Indo-Europes 4500-2500 BCE, And and as speakers were mose isolated, regional dialects began to form, and thousands of years later they became distinct languages. But we don’t know anything about PIE itself. It’s a mess.

    Anyways, as for your question: they noticed things off about some words, and it was theorized that there were other letters. These are the Laryngeals.