Languages of Medieval America in 3000 AD
Posted: 23 Mar 2019 02:50
This is my first time on the forum and it is a great pleasure to have discovered this community.
I am working on a project in which the world has declined back into a medieval way of living and I am working on what the world looks like in 3000. However, I have come across the issue that I cannot work on the evolution of languages since I have little linguistic skills. At the moment I have currently got a friend to work on the language that develops in California but there are many other languages which are not limited to only descendants of English (Spanish and French for example). All help and advice is welcomed and if anybody is interested, let me know.
I am working on a project in which the world has declined back into a medieval way of living and I am working on what the world looks like in 3000. However, I have come across the issue that I cannot work on the evolution of languages since I have little linguistic skills. At the moment I have currently got a friend to work on the language that develops in California but there are many other languages which are not limited to only descendants of English (Spanish and French for example). All help and advice is welcomed and if anybody is interested, let me know.