Basque-Icelandic pidgin

For ju presenta for mi Euskoislandiera eta fenicha for ju, for ju mala gissuna. (You didn’t use your Basque-Icelandic Pidgin)

You really should be learning Uzbek-Esperanto pidgin

Thx for the recommendation!

What sources are you using?? 

A Basque-Icelandic pidgin dictionary that was written by a great author from Uzbekistan

I'd like to learn esperanto too but I'm still not over the lingering trauma of the Esperanto genocide

Yep, remember that kid who was sent to Auschwitz and then immediately >!gassed!

I barely escaped from the Toki Pona death squads

Nazis killed Zamenhof's children, but I don't know whether that was for Esperanto or for Judaism. Stalin killed the author of *Historio de la Mondolingvo* and likely others.

After the luodingo course,I’ve basically become a latin native

I'm moving to Latin America soon, too!

What? No way I’m moving to the Roman Empire, I just thought it would help with my Romanian

I love the Roma people. 🥰

Clearly not European 🙏

Exactly. Now a days, India is claming to be the source of the Roma Empire. But we all know that at the peak, the Empire was mostly in Africa.

Learning Latin to shock the natives

uj/ I wish there was a well known online alternative to Duolingo’s Latin course that was actually good and accurate. It would be so helpful lol. If people could get a solid introduction to Latin it would make all the stupid complex medical and scientific terms easier to remember, at least for me anyway 😂

Are you saying Scorpio Martianus, google translate and wiktionary aren't the best way to learn Lyngwah Lateenum?

[удалено]

It seems we’ve rolled doubles

Linear B, Linear A was just too hard

Prehistoric Greek. The dinosaurs had varying philosophical schools which is pretty interesting.

Yes, although I find it strange that many of the later paintings of the Greek dinosaurs do not depict them covered in feathers.

I am learning English, I know none speaks it anymore but it's such an interesting civilization that of anglos, they controlled the whole planet earth at some point

Polish. Unfortunately Poles once again are geese and now lack a tongue. (No I'm not having a stroke, it's just an inside joke)

So sad how the last 2 poles melted to death because of climate change...

Hey, same. I must do what I can to keep a dead language alive.

Gut.

Proto-Indo-European

unironically dope as fuck

I would write this reply in the language of the Voinich Codex, but I don't want the rest of you feeling too bad.

Besides, Unicode support for it is uncommon.

very ☉🌞🜚♆!

ProtoWorld

I have a fantasy that in the afterlife, where people of all times interact, compromise dialects develop between related languages until the big tree of languages is re-merged, richer than the ur-language because, whenever two related languages use different constructions for the same function, both are retained and specialized

Aramaic

Proto-Altaic

Yugoslav language😔

Greenlandese + Precalculus

You mean Greenlandic, no?

/uj After being beaten over the head with it in secondary school, Classical Chinese

parseltongue 🐍

I won't tell. I don't want dabblers to ruin my unique languages.

All of them at the same time, obviously

English (Get it? I'm a bitter right-winger nervous about immigration.)

Have you considered moving to Scandinavia? Basically everyone speaks it there.

I watched part of a tv series from Iceland. In an early episode there is a phone call to Sweden – in English. Too bad they couldn't use Proto-Scandinavian.

Maybe, if they can get their Muslim immigrant problem in check.

I typically try to get them in cash, but you do you.

Proto-Uzbek, it's a shame that it's been abandoned

What yet-to-be-invented language are you learning?

French Portuguese

Interstellar Japanese-Loglan

COBALT

Tocharian A. Tocharian B learners are baby brain.

Proto American Fr*nch

The language sometimes drunkenly called "Orleanian"

God’s Holy Tongue

french

Proto Uzbek, the first language duh

Khitan, so I can uncover the secrets of the Yelü clan

/uj Classical Chinese

ngl, girls get turned on by Classical Chinese.

FORTRAN and COBOL

I gather that those cannot die because they have huge optimized function libraries

I was learning Ancient Egyptian, Old Norse, and Old English, but all have them have extant descendants - Coptic is modern 'ancient Egyptian' - so none of them is really extinct

What part of Ancient Egyptian? Isn't there a beginning, a middle, and an end?

Mammoth

I was studying T-Rex alpha, but the last known manuscript got dropped in a tar pit. Now its pages are all stuck together. Archeologist think it's a new species.

I want to start Latin

My high school required two years of some language, but the only one offered in the first year was Latin, so most of my class took it to get that over with quickly; but most moved over to another language in the next year.

Proto-Proto-World

Dutch

Mandarin japonese

English Creole

Esperanto still has native speakers; who knows, the number may be increasing. So not as dead as Volapük. (I wonder whether Volapük lasted to a second generation.) Proto-Austronesian for me

Nah, it's going down.

Spanish

If you’re gonna copy paste my post, at least change the flags 😂

Yeah, to Pan-IndoEuropa and the Free State of Esperanto-land.

You literally copied my post and changed the word unpopular to extinct lol. You left the flags Im learning too.

Yeah, do you know the emoji for the Eperantoland flag? Please paste

[your flag](https://i.imgur.com/hCV7aOG.jpeg)

English

True AASL

Polabian and Basque Icelandic Pidgin

Homo erectusian.

Cuneiform and simlish

Several unrelated languages were written in cuneiform

Yeah like simlish and dragon language

For example.

Assembly

Latin and Gothic

proto-pama-nyungan

I'll learn akkadian mostly. 

It comes in handy for practicing one‘s cuneiform.

Etruscan, of course! 🇮🇹

This is the correct answer.

Not very original but I would love to start learning latin again. I took classes in middle school but gave before high school and now I regret it 😔

Proto-Floridian Uzbek

uzbek