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| | + | '''Early''' |
| | + | There is no really definitive source for an acurate History of conlangs. One can only really note |
| | + | that until Genesis 11:1-9 the Earth spoke one language then was confounded. Hence after this time |
| | + | one would have to learn someone elses language to communicate. Which after a time would have led |
| | + | to the meshing of two or more languages to create a working common language for Trade and such during the meetings of different cultures and groups. AKA Constructed languages. |
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| | + | One can also note the term "pidgin" or "pigin" which defines itself as a meshing of 2 or more |
| | + | languages to form a working language. These would have been the first noted "constructed languages" |
| | + | although probably un-written. Another form of "constructed" language was "sign language" use by |
| | + | many peoples over time during chance meetings but became more refined around 1755 by Charles-Michel de l'Épée "the father of the deaf". One should be aware that native americans were using "sign" language prior to europeans arriving in america as a common form of communication with different |
| | + | tribal groups. |
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| | + | Reiterated most of these early histories have no "written" records or examples therefore |
| | + | would have no references other then a verbal history or rumor to go on. |
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| | + | '''Later''' |
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| | + | to be done later..... |
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| | ==Resources== | | ==Resources== |