Do Slavs and Germanic peoples have the same ancestry?
Do the Slavs have the same Indo-European roots as the Germanic peoples?
How is it that Persian and German are related languages?
Hello, I did a bit of research and discovered that Persian and German belong to the same language group. If I remember correctly, the Indo-European languages. How does that happen?
Are there any planned languages based on Indo-European?
That's a serious question. I'm familiar with the basic theoretical principles behind PIE. "Truly planned languages" are Interlingua , based on Vulgar Latin, or Interslavic (medzuslovanski). These are essentially hybrid languages composed of the cognate vocabulary of the entire Latin or Slavic language. Have there ever been attempts – even by individuals – to imaginatively…
How is linguistic relatedness defined?
I don't quite understand how, for example, Sanskrit or Slavic languages are related to Germanic languages. Can someone explain this? because I doubt that linguistic affinity can be based on a few similar words.
Indo-European?
Hello, The Indo-European language is the most widely spoken language family. Its widespread distribution was due to the migration of peoples beginning in the 15th century. Can anyone tell me more about this: Did the Romans then spread and conquer other territories, and did the language family spread because of this, or what?