/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

Moom

>>38365145
My historical linguistic reps are sorely lacking and sucks so I think I'll refrain from doing anything related to it. However I still want to have some lore that's related to it.
Here's what I have in mind:
/jp/ era pre-/hlgg/: tribals speak in very old, extinct language
/jp/ era /hlgg/ forms and subjugates city-states: Imperial language dominates local language, shift happens to become more like Imperial. Pre-Hooman forms from mixing old spoken language with Imperial. Most current day root words came from this era. City near biggest port (Noctea) as the political seat of Imperial Protectorate, hereditary governor was set up in city.
Early /vt/: Pre-Hooman develops further. Different city-states become more isolated but have own dialects of the language. Although Noctean Pre-Hooman have the most influence and is considered more prestigious/standard. (Like Attic Greek)
Pre-/who/: City of settlers form near middle of the big river. Uses rune like writing system from outside(Owl-A), but still uses Noctean Hooman as supplementary language. Expands as more settlers get in. Comes into conflict with Noctea. Very early religious texts mostly written with Owl-A. (Where did all the settlers come from? Why do they use something like runes? Idk man)
Early /who/: Noctea collapses due to raids. As more nearby states join Early Republic Owl-A is discarded and Noctean Hooman adopted as the official language.
/who/: Language develops and adopts more words from the East, characters also shifted somewhat but looks roughly the same in the past 600 years.

>>37069391
We've truly had some good times...