Difference between revisions of "Pan-Terran language"
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| − | Pan-Terran is a language widely spoken in [[human]] communities all over the universe. It developed from and took substantial influence from [[English]], [[ | + | Pan-Terran is a language widely spoken in [[human]] communities all over the universe. It developed from and took substantial influence from [[English]], [[Arabic]], [[Russian]], [[Hindi]] and [[Urdu]], [[Spanish]] and [[Chinese]]. Minor influence came from [[French]], and, even less, [[German]]. Earth governments also put heavy influence on the development of the language at times, enforcing influence from [[Latin]]. At a certain time, Pan-Terran replaced the local languages of all peoples of [[Earth]] and became the language of all human settlements that were established on other planets. Over time, isolated colonies developed individual variants of Pan-Terran and split off from the main language. Some names remained from the original languages, but were not confined to their origins, but scattered all around the world due to large migration movements. |
===Eden-IV Variant=== | ===Eden-IV Variant=== | ||
| − | A variant of Pan-Terran spoken on the planet [[Eden-IV]]. | + | A variant of Pan-Terran spoken on the planet [[Eden-IV]]. Many names are taken from Urdu and Hindi. In Germanistan, there is a substantial amount of names with [[Turkish]] origin. |
[[Category:Languages]] | [[Category:Languages]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:36, 8 April 2007
Pan-Terran is a language widely spoken in human communities all over the universe. It developed from and took substantial influence from English, Arabic, Russian, Hindi and Urdu, Spanish and Chinese. Minor influence came from French, and, even less, German. Earth governments also put heavy influence on the development of the language at times, enforcing influence from Latin. At a certain time, Pan-Terran replaced the local languages of all peoples of Earth and became the language of all human settlements that were established on other planets. Over time, isolated colonies developed individual variants of Pan-Terran and split off from the main language. Some names remained from the original languages, but were not confined to their origins, but scattered all around the world due to large migration movements.
Eden-IV Variant
A variant of Pan-Terran spoken on the planet Eden-IV. Many names are taken from Urdu and Hindi. In Germanistan, there is a substantial amount of names with Turkish origin.
