From: Richard Wordingham
Date: 2003-01-27
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> From: Richard Wordingham
> To: Nostratica@yahoogroups.com2003 12:52 PM
> Sent: Saturday, January 25,
> Subject: [Nostratica] Re:learning about Nostratic
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> "Gerry <waluk@...>"<waluk@...>
> wrote:understood
> > Strange that in some places
> different languages are
> bythis
> > everyone while in other areas
> different dialects can be
> > unintelligable. Methinks
> language tree of ours needs agreat
> > pruning. Mebets that allworld
> dialects have word stems thatthey
> > all share.a
> You won' collect. Suggest such
> root!"man" or "father". How many
> GR: For a root I shall select
>I propose Classical Greek as a
> Gerry
>understand
> > >
> > > > Yep. One needs to be a
> member of the family to
> thethat
> > > > nuances. But I'll bet
> there are a few Welsh speakersof a
> living
> > > in
> > > > London.
> > >
> > > I'm not sure there's much
> Welsh-speaking Welsh communityin
> > > London, but I awaitcorrection.
> I don't think the cable TVCymru)
> > companies
> > > offer the Welsh-language TV
> channel, S4C (Sianel Pedwar
> -orpo
> > >
> http://www.s4c.co.uk/abouts4c/c
> rate/c_index.shtml . I wonderclub
> > > what language the rugby
> called 'London Welsh' uses.But
> >
> > Cockney for the rugby club?
> you continue raising the bar --and
> > first it was no Welsh spoken
> now you are speaking of a Welshin
> > community and their own
> television cable company.
> S4C is broadcast terrestially
> Wales, not England. It isbut
> available by cable in Wales,
> not in England.been a
> Richard.
> > > There has traditionally
> strong Welsh contingent atJesus
> > > College, Oxford. However,of
> since Monmouthshire (now called
> Gwent)
> > was
> > > ceded to Wales (in the late
> 20th Century), I don't believe
> there
> > have
> > > been any significant,
> permanently settled communities
> Welshat
> > > speakers in England.
> >
> > And the bar continues being
> raised. Now you speak of Welsh
> Jesusspoken
> > College, Oxford.
> >
> > > As to what languages are
> in England, take a look at thedata
> > > atsend an email to:
> http://www.rosettaproject.org .
> Some of the Indian languages
> > are
> > > locally significant.
> >
> > :-)
> >
> > Gerry
>
>
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